All vacancies
Found: 8
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Postdoc in Epigenetic Regulation in Health and Disease
The Department of Human Genetics is looking for a postdoc for an NWO-funded research on epigenetic regulation in health and disease in the Daxinger group.
Research, 36 hours per week, PhD, closing on 16 February 2020 -
Postdoc Immunometabolism
Are you a researcher with a great interest in understanding how Type 2 immune responses are initiated and regulated? Then please read on!
Research, 36 hours per week, PhD, closing on 2 February 2020 -
Postdoc Internal Medicine
As a postdoc in the Department of Internal Medicine/Nephrology you will join the Islet research lab that is focused on the development of novel approaches for beta-cell replacement therapy.
Research, 36 hours per week, academic, closing on 23 February 2020 -
Research Technician Unravelling the Antagonistic Potential of MuSK Monoclonal Antibodies
The Department of Neurology is looking for a research technician who is intrigued to study how pathogenic patient-derived antibodies function and might have therapeutic potential and would like to be part of a young and dynamic team.
Research & laboratory technicians, 36 hours per week, higher education, closing on 2 February 2020 -
Professor ‘Behavioral Interventions in Population Health Management’
With the rapidly increasing aging of the population, the persistent increase in the number of chronic disorders worldwide, and the increasing health gap between populations in higher and lower social economic circumstances, the question of how people can increase their health and remain as healthy as possible has enormous societal relevance. We are looking for a professor to contribute to research on this subject and educate bachelor, master and PhD students in this discipline and related areas.
Research, 36 hours per week, PhD, closing on 16 February 2020 -
Professor Advanced Data Science in Population Health
We are looking for a professor to conduct research on a majorly relevant societal subject aimed at how people can effectively gain health and remain as healthy as possible.
Research, 36 hours per week, PhD, closing on 16 February 2020 -
PhD Candidate Role of Photoperiod in the Perinatal Phase on Sleep and the Circadian Clock
Have you obtained a master’s degree in neuroscience and are you looking for a challenging PhD project in a medical setting? In addition, are you specifically interested in research aimed at sleep and the circadian clock? Then this is the position for you.
Research, 36 hours per week, academic, closing on 16 February 2020 -
PhD Candidate/Postdoc Function of the Complement System in Rheumatism and Lupus
Are you a starting or experienced researcher who has an interest in contributing to studies in the area of immunohematology and blood transfusion? Then this is the position for you! The LUMC is looking for a PhD candidate or postdoc for research on the complement system.
Research, 36 hours per week, academic, closing on 2 February 2020