PhD Spatial Proteomics for Brain & Disease Research

AcademicTransfer; Nederland; Vor Ort; EUR 36.000 - 45.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

8.3% end-of-year bonus

Public transport reimbursement

Bike scheme

BeFrank pension

Zusammenfassung

Amsterdam UMC Research BV in the Netherlands seeks a highly motivated researcher to design and execute proteomics studies on human brain tissue and iPSC-derived neurons to understand cell-type-specific vulnerability in Frontotemporal dementia (FTD).

You will contribute to translational neuroscience through advanced single-cell and spatial omics technologies and participate in scientific reporting and publications.

Qualifikationen

• Master\'s degree in neuroscience, biomolecular science, or biochemistry.
• Proven expertise and skills with molecular and cellular work as part of an internship.
• Experience with programming and data analysis (Python, R). Expertise with omics datasets is a strong advantage.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.

Aufgaben

• design and execute proteomics studies to identify cell-type specific vulnerability;
• perform experiments in human postmortem FTD brain tissue and patient iPSC-derived neuronal cell cultures;
• aid in data analysis and integration of -omics datasets to characterize cell-specific functional dysregulation and cellular crosstalk;
• contribute to scientific reporting, publications, and regulatory-ready data packages;
• report on your findings in regular work meetings, conferences, and scientific publications in reputable journals.

Kenntnisse

Python

R

Omics data analysis

English communication

Ausbildung

Master\'s degree in neuroscience, biomolecular science, or biochemistry

Jobbeschreibung

Amsterdam UMC Research BV in the Netherlands seeks a highly motivated researcher to design and execute proteomics studies on human brain tissue and iPSC-derived neurons to understand cell-type-specific vulnerability in Frontotemporal dementia (FTD).

You will contribute to translational neuroscience through advanced single-cell and spatial omics technologies and participate in scientific reporting and publications.