PhD Student in Molecular Mechanisms: This scholarship provides an exciting opportunity for a PhD student to engage in innovative research on Mendelian myopia. The program is a collaboration between Erasmus MC in Rotterdam and the Institut de la Vision in Paris, focusing on the molecular foundations and potential treatments for inherited myopia.
PhD Student in Molecular Mechanisms of Mendelian, Netherlands
Designation
PhD Student in Molecular Mechanisms of Mendelian Myopia
Research Area
- Molecular Mechanisms of Inherited Myopia
- Experimental Research
- Translational Research
Location
- Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, Netherlands (20%)
- Institut de la Vision, Paris, France (80%)
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Position | PhD Student |
| Research Focus | Mendelian Myopia |
| Employment | 20% at Erasmus MC, 80% at Institut de la Vision |
| Closing Date | 25-03-2026 |
Eligibility/Qualification
- A Master’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., Molecular Biology, Genetics, Ophthalmology).
- Background in experimental research and data analysis.
- Strong interest in eye diseases and translational research approaches.
Description
This PhD project aims to uncover the molecular mechanisms behind Mendelian forms of myopia. Utilizing innovative mouse models, the student will conduct experimental research at the Institut de la Vision while collaborating closely with Erasmus MC. This role involves data collection and analysis using advanced techniques like transcriptomics and functional phenotyping. The candidate will also contribute to scientific publications and a PhD thesis.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application through the application button available on the Erasmus MC website. Applicants will receive a confirmation of receipt.
Last Date to Apply
25 March 2026
For more details, candidates can contact Vera van de Wetering, Recruiter, via WhatsApp at +31611037334.
