Positions & training opportunities

Our research revolves around gene and chromatin regulatory mechanisms in development and differentiation, with a focus on heart development and stem cell differentiation and embryonic development. State-of-the-art in-house genomics, proteomics and computational infrastructure facilitate our research, including multiple single-cell genomics platforms. We are interested in researchers from a broad range of backgrounds, including molecular and cell biology, developmental biology, biochemistry, computational biology and machine learning.

Post-doctoral opportunities

We encourage eligible and highly motivated candidates for EMBO postdoctoral fellowships, Marie Sklodowska-Curie or NWO Veni fellowships, or other funding opportunities, to reach out and discuss the opportunities.

Candidates for post-doctoral fellowships generally have a very good track-record, including high quality publications. The eventual application usually includes writing a project proposal. Contact us if you are interested.

Student projects

Please visit the student projects page for undergraduate training (thesis work) opportunities or inquire for details.