The Minority Women Scholarships project includes both in vitro and in vivo T-cell activation, cell analysis by multicolor flow cytometry and molecular analysis at the level of gene expression. This project will result in the production and defense of a thesis.
Requirements
A Minority Women Scholarships candidate with an interest in cellular immunology motivated;
MSc. Degree in medical or biomedical science and practice in immunology and cell biology, with a certificate for the use of animal testing ("Article 9 ") has received a benefit;
Knowledge of the English language, as the international character of our research team.
Terms of Use
A Minority Women Scholarships challenging position in research in an interdisciplinary research team and motivated;
Temporary (4 years) as a graduate student;
Salary and conditions in accordance with the agreement of the Sanquin collective work (CAD).
Over Sanquin
Sanquin performs basic, applied, and clinically oriented research in the field of blood and blood transfusion. Our research is focussed on haematology, blood coagulation, immunology, cellular therapies and donor studies. Sanquin offers an international, competitive, multidisciplinary research environment with state-of-the-art facilities.
With over 200 colleagues, our focus is on both fundamental and applied research. We are interested in meeting ambitious researchers with training in life sciences, cell biology, biochemistry, or health sciences.
Sanquin Blood Supply Foundation is responsible for the blood supply in the Netherlands, and is affiliated to the University of Amsterdam and other universities in the Netherlands.
More information about Sanquin available at http://www.sanquinresearch.nl.
Application
Application for this position should be sent through the following link:
http://www.academictransfer.com/employer/Sanquin/vacancy/9367/apply/.
Deadline for application: 25 May 2011.
