Research technician position ‘Treatment of cardiopulmonary side effects of radiotherapy
Are you passionate about biomedical research and eager to contribute to innovative therapies? We are looking for a Research Technician to join our multidisciplinary team working on strategies to prevent radiation-induced side effects. This position is part of a Dutch Cancer Society-funded project (KWF Grant nr16197) and offers a unique opportunity to make a real impact in translational research.
What You will Do
Plan and execute preclinical irradiation experiments and related laboratory work. Perform in vivo assessments, including:
Conduct histological and molecular analyses:
And:
You will be appointed at the Department of Radiation Oncology at the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) and collaborate closely with the Molecular Cell Biology section of the Department of Biomedical Sciences of Cells and Systems. Our team combines expertise in radiobiology, molecular biology, and translational medicine to improve patient outcomes. This 0.7FTE research technician position is supervised by Dr. Peter van Luijk and Dr. Julia Wiedemann.
The group of Dr. Peter van Luijk performs translational research on side effects of radiation therapy. In this project you will contribute to the testing of medication for preventing cardiopulmonary side effects of tumours of the thorax.
Interested?
Apply via the digital application form at the bottom of this page (only online applications will be processed). Your application should include:
Please use the the digital application form at the bottom of this page - only these will be processed. You can apply until 1 February 2026. Within half an hour after sending the digital application form you will receive an email- confirmation with further information.
Deze vacature is alleen beschikbaar voor interne UMCG kandidaten.
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