Research technician position ‘Treatment of cardiopulmonary side effects of radio

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.

Plan and execute preclinical irradiation experiments and related laboratory work. Perform in vivo assessments, including:

• Respiratory‑rate monitoring.
• Routine animal handling (weighing, health checks).

Conduct histological and molecular analyses:

• Tissue embedding and sectioning.
• Staining and imaging.
• ELISA, Western Blot, qPCR, RNA‑seq.

And:

• Contribute to data processing, analysis, and interpretation.
• Ensure smooth execution of experiments through careful planning and organization.

• A skilled and motivated technician with a HLO degree and proven experience in animal handling and strong laboratory skills.
• Valid Article 9 or 12/13f permit (required).
• Experience in histology and/or molecular biology is essential.
• Familiarity with bioinformatics or sequencing data analysis is a strong advantage.
• A proactive, well‑organized team player committed to high‑quality research.