Developmental Biology Professors and Supervisors in Netherlands

Professors in developmental biology in netherlands

114 professors found

Professor

Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen Radboud Institute for Molecular Life Sciences

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Biochemistry

Stem Cell Biology

Cell Fate

Chromatin Biology

Assistant professor

Erasmus University Rotterdam

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Computational Neuroscience

Developmental Neuroscience

Synaptic Biology

Neuroscience

Neurochemistry

MERLN Institute of Technology‐Inspired Regenerative Medicine Department for Instructive Biomaterials

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Tissue Engineering

Cell Biology

Developmental Biology

Stem Cell Biology

Pluripotency

Assistant Professor

Utrecht University

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Botany

Crop Science

Plant Biology

Root Development

Plant-soil Interaction

Utrecht University

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Botany

Cell Biology

Plant Biology

Developmental Biology

Root Development

University of Amsterdam

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Biochemistry

Entomology

Developmental Biology

Toxicology

Pollution Biology

Leiden University

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Developmental Neuroscience

Cell Fate

Cell Motility

Developmental Biology

Professor & Group Leader

University of Amsterdam

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Tissue Engineering

Stem Cell Biology

Developmental Biology

Wnt Signaling

University of Groningen

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Biochemistry

Seasonal Biology

Circadian Rhythm

Transcriptional Biology

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Living costs in Netherlands

Estimated costs in Netherlands.

MonthlyYearly
Netherlands

Utilities & Connectivity

Electricity, water, internet, and mobile per year

€662

$720/yr

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Groceries

Basic food shopping for one student per year

€2.2k

$2,400/yr

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Dining Out & Social

Restaurants, cafes, and social dining per year

€2.0k

$2,160/yr

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University Tuition

Average PhD tuition per year

€13.8k

$15,000/yr

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Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo

Popular professors

Professor

Leiden University Medical Center

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Immunology

Cell Biology

Cancer Biology

Tumor Microenvironment

Immunomodulation

Has grant

Assistant professor

UMC Utrecht Hersencentrum Rudolf Magnus

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Developmental Neuroscience

Cell Biology

Neuroscience

Stem Cell Biology

Developmental Biology

Associate professor

Erasmus MC

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Netherlands

Research Interests

Developmental Neuroscience

Neurology

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Rare Disease

Medical Science

Has grant

Opportunities these professors hire for

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Princess Máxima Center for Pediatric Oncology

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Netherlands

PhD opportunity in human liver organoid modelling at the Princess Máxima Center for Pediatric Oncology in Utrecht, the Netherlands. The project sits in the Artegiani & Hendriks group , a research team focused on building relevant human in vitro models to study disease development and progression, with interests in both the brain and the liver. This PhD project is centered on human liver biology , with an emphasis on understanding mechanisms of liver function and disease. A key disease context is...

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