PhD Candidate in Translational Pancreatitis and Thromboinflammation Research; part time 65 (m/w/d)
Core
Investigate cellular and molecular mechanisms linking pancreatic inflammation, coagulation, and thrombotic complications in acute and acute-on-chronic pancreatitis.
Role type
PhD Candidate in Translational Pancreatitis and Thromboinflammation Research
Builds
Targeted therapeutic strategies including nanoparticle- and aptamer-based delivery approaches
Domain
Life sciences / Translational medicine / Pancreatitis / Vascular biology
Deliverable
research
Required skills
Molecular and cell biology, Cell culture, Flow cytometry, Microscopy, Immunoblotting, Quantitative PCR, Functional cellular assays
Preferred skills
Primary cells, Patient samples, Animal models, Proteomics, Lipidomics, Nanoparticles, Drug-delivery systems
Technologies
Flow cytometry, Microscopy, Proteomics, Lipidomics
Responsibilities
Plan and perform experimental studies using cellular systems and preclinical models, Apply modern molecular and biochemical methods, Quantitatively analyze and document research data, Present research findings at conferences and contribute to publications
Seniority
PhD Candidate, Research Associate