The LUMC Department of Molecular Cell Biology is looking for a Scientific researcher for the TGF-â Signal Transduction group to carry out research into the pro-angiogenic effects of TGF-â. The research project aims to understand the molecular mechanisms by which TGF-â regulates angiogenesis and the development of anti-angiogenic treatments against cancer.

University Graduate
We are seeking a candidate with a university degree and preferably a PhD. You will have a strong background in angiogenesis and signal transduction related to angiogenic factors. You also have experience of working in a research environment, are flexible, communicative and productive.

- Research trainees, non-tenured lecturers, researchers (Scientific expertise: Health)

LUMC

improve the quality of healthcare. The LUMC aims for excellence in patient care, research, teaching, training and continuing education. The TGF-â Signal Transduction group is part of the Signal Transduction Section of the Department of Molecular Cell Biology. The group undertakes research into signal transduction processes and the role of TGF-â in angiogenesis, metastasis of breast cancer cells to bone, and mesenchymal cell differentiation to bone. Your work will be carried out under the supervision of Professor P. ten Dijke.

Maximum salary amount in Euro's a month 3506
Employment basis: Temporary for specified period
Duration of the contract: two years
Maximum hours per week: 36

Additional conditions of employment:
The position is full-time (36 hours per week), for a term of two years. The maximum salary is € 3,506 gross per month (scale 10 of the Collective Labour Agreement for university hospitals).

Additional information about the vacancy can be obtained from:

Prof. P. ten Dijke
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