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The Alternatives Unit at the Biomedical Primate Research Centre (BPRC) is seeking an AiO/PhD student (Immunology/Cell Biology) for a 4-year project on inflammasome-mediated cellular activation in the brain.
Your profile is that of a highly motivated young professional with an MSc. in (medical) biology, biochemistry or medicine. Expertise in cell culture and immunological, molecular biological and/or biochemical techniques is a prerequisite. You are energetic, curious and up-to-the-job and have an open mind with an intrinsic interest in problem solving.
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The candidate will investigate feasibility of novel lab-on-a-chip technology, specifically a sodium (Na)-chip used for monitoring sodium in urine of patients with renal failure. The project investigates how the sodium-chip can be used, how potential users experience the use of the chip, and whether the chip increases efficacy of care. In total it investigates cost-effectiveness of health care, from the point-of-view that self-monitoring will be less expensive due to decreased hospital visits.
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