Postdoctoral Researcher

UMC Utrecht Utrecht €3.724 - €5.867 1 - 36 uur WO Vandaag Bewaar vacature Open in nieuwe tab Postdoctoral researcher - molecular biomarkers for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis solliciteer op website van werkgeverUMC Utrecht Salaris €3.724 - €5.867 Uren 1 - 36 uur Dienstverband Vast Werklocatie Utrecht Opleidingsniveau WO Branche Overheid/Non-profit, Gezondheidszorg/Welzijn Functieomschrijving As a postdoctoral researcher at the ALS Center Netherlands, you will help develop the molecular biomarker arm of PLUS-ALS. You will have access to extensive, well-characterized patient cohorts and biobanks in both Utrecht and Leuven. Dit ga je doen As a postdoctoral researcher, you will be responsible for designing and independently conducting scientific research focused on the discovery and validation of molecular biomarkers for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Your responsibilities will include: - Identifying new biomarker candidates from various types of omics data, including Olink and NULISA. - Developing robust and efficient validation workflows. - Translating promising biomarkers into panels suitable for clinical use. - Performing laboratory research using techniques such as ECL, ELISA, western blotting, and related quantitative analytical methods. - Collaborating with researchers in Utrecht and Leuven and regularly discussing research progress and findings. - Analyzing research data and writing up results with statistical support from experienced methodologists. Hier ga je werken You will join the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery at UMC Utrecht. The department conducts internationally leading research into neuromuscular disorders, including ALS and spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). You will be part of the ALS Center Netherlands and work on PLUS-ALS, a collaboration between the ALS centers in Utrecht and Leuven. The project aims to accelerate the development of ALS treatments through an innovative bi...

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