Research technician iPSC models for neuronal and cardiac diseases

at  Amsterdam UMC

PROFILE

• You are an enthusiastic and accurate technician who enjoys working on translational research in a young and dynamic team.
• You have experience and affinity with cell culture and molecular biological techniques (western blotting, fluorescence microscopy, etc.).
• You are flexible and able to work independently as well as in a team.

Research groups in our department develop and use human induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) models to study neural and cardiac disease-related changes. To facilitate and coordinate these activities, we are looking for a research technician with experience in iPSC culturing, differentiation protocols and assays.

• You will help and coordinate different research projects involving iPSC models, pioneer new assays, and use a variety of advanced microscopy, biochemistry and omics technologies.
• You will work closely with different researchers, technicians and group leaders within the department as well as the Amsterdam UMC working groups on iPSC usage

Research groups in our department develop and use human induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) models to study neural and cardiac disease-related changes. To facilitate and coordinate these activities, we are looking for a research technician with experience in iPSC culturing, differentiation protocols and assays.

• You will help and coordinate different research projects involving iPSC models, pioneer new assays, and use a variety of advanced microscopy, biochemistry and omics technologies.
• You will work closely with different researchers, technicians and group leaders within the department as well as the Amsterdam UMC working groups on iPSC usage.