Researcher position in the NFR FRIPRO-funded project FEMALE (ref 303502)
Core
Characterize fetal microchimeric cells in maternal circulation to understand mechanisms linking placental dysfunction and pre-eclampsia to long-term cardiovascular risk in women.
Role type
Established Researcher (R3) in medical sciences
Builds
Research outputs on fetal cell transfer and maternal health outcomes
Domain
Clinical medicine, reproductive biology, cardiovascular epidemiology
Deliverable
research
Required skills
phenotyping fetal microchimeric cells, understanding placental function, investigating cardiovascular risk mechanisms
Preferred skills
prior experience with FRIPRO-funded projects, expertise in microchimerism
Technologies
none stated
Responsibilities
Conduct research within the FEMALE project focusing on phenotyping fetal microchimeric cells and investigating fetal contributions to long-term female health
Seniority
Established Researcher (R3)
