PhD Positions in Cellular Imaging: The University of Amsterdam’s Faculty of Science (UvA) and Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences (SILS) are offering two fully funded PhD positions in the fields of Cellular Imaging and Neuroscience. The positions are funded by a grant from NWO and are embedded within the UvA/SILS research groups, offering an excellent opportunity for prospective candidates to contribute to cutting-edge research in these dynamic fields.
Fully Funded PhD Positions in Cellular Imaging and Neuroscience
Designation: PhD Students
Research Area: Cellular Imaging and Neuroscience
Location: University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Eligibility/Qualification: Prospective candidates should hold a Master’s degree in Molecular Life Sciences (for Project 1 – Cellular Imaging) or Neuroscience (for Project 2 – Neuroscience), or an equivalent qualification. Analytical and theoretical skills, experimental talent, and a background in cellular imaging, molecular biology, or cellular neuroscience are advantageous. Strong communication skills, fluency in English, and a keen interest in signaling pathways driving synaptic plasticity are essential.
Job Description: Successful candidates will be expected to complete a PhD thesis within a four-year duration, gain knowledge through literature surveys, contribute to experimental design and execution, analyze and interpret results, enroll in the relevant PhD student training program, teach seminars, supervise student projects, and present research findings at scientific meetings. The candidates will work closely within their respective projects as well as in an interdisciplinary research environment.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should apply online by August 18, 2024, and specify the project they are interested in. Applications should include a motivation letter, CV, and contact details of two academic referees.
Last Date for Application: August 18, 2024
For further details, prospective candidates can contact Dr. J. Goedhart (for Project 1) at j.goedhart@uva.nl or Prof. Dr. H Kessels (for Project 2) at h.w.h.g.kessels@uva.nl.
