Postdoc Students Positions: Join the Department of Cardiology at UMCG as a postdoc and contribute to groundbreaking research on cardiovascular conditions. The ERC-supported project “DISSECT-HF” aims to uncover common mechanisms involved in heart failure development. As a postdoc, you will generate 3D engineered heart tissues using human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSC) and explore various triggers. This position offers a great opportunity to work in a dynamic environment with access to extensive resources and collaboration with renowned researchers.
Summary Table:
| Education | WO | | Weekly Hours | 36 hours | | Salary | âĴ 3.230 – âĴ 5.088 | | Closing Date | July 17 |
Study Area: Cardiology and Translational Science
Scholarship Description:
This is a job related to the DISSECT-HF project that creates 3D heart tissues to study heart failure using hiPSC. You will supervise a Ph.D. student, conduct experiments using various techniques such as cell culture, tissue engineering, and histology, and explore potential treatment options like RNA therapeutics. The research outcomes will be published in peer-reviewed journals, contributing to the field of cardiology.
Eligibility:
- PhD degree in (bio-medical) sciences
- Interest in translational cardiology
- Previous experience with cell and animal models of heart disease (preferred)
- Proficiency in spoken and written English
- Organizational skills
- 2 references
Required Documents:
- Curriculum vitae (CV)
- Cover letter expressing your interest and qualifications
- Copies of relevant academic transcripts
- Contact information for 2 references
How to Apply: Please submit the required documents mentioned above via the official application portal of UMCG. Ensure that your application clearly demonstrates your suitability for the position and your passion for cardiovascular research.
Last Date: The closing date for applications is July 17. Make sure to submit your application before this deadline to be considered for the postdoc position within the ERC DISSECT-HF project.
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research in cardiology and make a real difference in improving patient care. Apply now and join a vibrant team of researchers at the Department of Cardiology, UMCG.
