Summary
The University of Amsterdam invites applications for a PhD position focused on advancing human breast organoid technology. This research aims to establish human breast-in-a-dish models to enhance the understanding of mammary tissue dynamics and accelerate biomedical findings relevant to public health.
PhD Student – Improving Human Breast Organoid Technology, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Designation
PhD Student
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Research Area | Biomedical Science |
| Location | University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam Science Park, Netherlands |
| Eligibility/Qualification | Recent MSc degree in biomedical sciences (or related) with a strong interest in breast (cancer) biology. |
| Salary | €3.059 – €3.881 (gross monthly), excluding allowances |
Research Area
The project is situated within the Developmental, Stem Cell and Cancer Biology group, aiming to understand how complex tissues are constructed and maintained, particularly focusing on the breast.
Description
Candidates will engage in cutting-edge research to develop and optimize organoid cultures derived from human tissue. Key tasks include:
- Establishing organoids from primary human tissue and optimizing culture methods.
- Investigating in vivo tissue architecture and responsiveness.
- Using experimental techniques for data collection and analysis.
The position will provide opportunities for teaching experience, attending conferences, and developing a professional network.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit the following documents:
- Detailed CV
- Motivation letter
- Names and email addresses of two references
Applications should be submitted in a single PDF file.
Last Date for Apply
April 19, 2026
For further inquiries, contact Dr. Caitrín Crudden via email: c.j.crudden@uva.nl.
