AIOTO ouderengeneeskunde - promotieonderzoek in combinatie met specialisatie in de ouderengeneeskunde - Het Leven Gaat Verder

Functie
Hersenletsel is een van de grootste veroorzakers van motorische en cognitieve beperkingen ter wereld. De wetenschap is er duidelijk over: iemand die door niet-aangeboren hersenletsel (NAH) de rest van zijn leven in een instelling moet wonen, valt in de categorie ‘slechte uitkomst’. Maar wat vinden deze mensen zelf eigenlijk van hun leven? Die vraag is, voor zover wij weten, nog nooit door onderzoekers gesteld.

In ‘Het Leven Gaat Verder’, een onderzoek in samenwerking tussen onder meer specialisten ouderengeneeskunde, psychologen en neuropsychiaters uit allerlei gespecialiseerde instellingen, combineren we kwalitatief onderzoek met kwantitatieve data over neuropsychiatrische symptomen en andere klinische karaktersitieken om het welzijn van mensen met NAH in instellingen in kaart te brengen. Daardoor krijgen deze patiënten eindelijk een stem, en worden we als behandelaars hopelijk ook beter in het leveren van passende zorg aan deze doelgroep.

Associate Professor in System and Network Security

We are looking for a colleague to strengthen our research and educational initiatives on Cybersecurity. Within that scope you will bring in, share, and develop valuable expertise on System and Network Security. You will be part of the ambitious Cybersecurity team, that operates at Maastricht University in Maastricht and at the Brightlands Smart Services Campus in Heerlen.

Who are you?
We seek a colleague who is passionate about research, who enjoys teaching, and has strong organizational skills. You feel at home in a strongly international, diverse, and cooperative community like ours. Furthermore, we are looking to welcome someone who fosters collaboration at all levels.

Our ideal candidate has:

• A PhD degree in Computer Science or a strongly related field;
• A proven track record in system or network security and is ready to make the step to become Associate professor;
• A proven track record with funding acquisition at Dutch or European level;
• Experience in mentoring a team of junior researchers;
• A collaborative mindset;
• A strong and consistent track record in research and teaching.

Assistant Professor in Computer Systems

We are seeking a scholar whose research and teaching strengthen our expertise in the design, implementation, and analysis of secure computer systems. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, operating systems, distributed systems, trusted execution environments, cloud computing and the related security aspectes.

The successful candidate will contribute to the department’s research profile and will play an active role in our educational programmes in Computer Science at the bachelor’s and master’s levels. The position comes with a balanced research–teaching load and opportunities for mentorship and collaboration across Maastricht University and its research institutes.

Your profile
We welcome applications from candidates who can demonstrate:

• A PhD in Computer Science or a closely related field (completed or near completion);
• A strong research record, evidenced by publications in top computer systems and security venues;
• A clear and compelling research agenda in computer systems and security;
• Commitment to excellent, inclusive teaching and student supervision;
• Interest in interdisciplinary collaboration and in acquiring competitive research funding.

PhD Candidate in Cancer Research

PhD Candidate in Cancer Research

• Our goal: to develop innovative therapeutic strategies in cancer and translate scientific insights into clinical impact.
• Your colleagues: an interdisciplinary team within the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (FHML), working closely with academic and clinical partners.

Cancer research asks for people who combine scientific curiosity with a clear sense of purpose. In this PhD position, you contribute to a project that connects fundamental insights to questions that matter in practice. You work in a setting where education, research, and care strengthen each other, and where your development as a researcher is taken seriously.

You take ownership of your project from day to day, while receiving guidance from experienced supervisors. You design and carry out research activities, analyse data, and translate findings into clear conclusions. You also share results within the team and contribute to the wider progress of the project.

You work closely with colleagues from different disciplines and build connections between academic and clinical perspectives. That makes this role both intellectually stimulating and highly collaborative. Step by step, you grow into an independent researcher who contributes to new knowledge and meaningful impact in cancer research.

What you do

• Design and carry out research activities within the project.
• Analyse data and translate results into clear and well-founded conclusions.
• Work closely with colleagues across disciplines and with academic and clinical partners.
• Contribute to meetings, publications, and presentations within the research team.

Are you ready to set the course for the years ahead? Then we’d love to meet you.

What you bring
We’re not looking for checkboxes; we’re interested in who you are and what you bring. Do you recognize yourself in this?

• Curious and proactive – You enjoy exploring new questions, take ownership of your work, and keep moving forward.
• Analytical and accurate – You work carefully, interpret data with a critical eye, and communicate your conclusions clearly.
• Collaborative by nature – You like working in an interdisciplinary environment and value open exchange with colleagues and partners.
• Resilient and adaptable – You stay motivated when research takes unexpected turns and know how to adjust your approach.
• Academically well prepared – You hold a Master’s degree in a relevant field and have a strong interest in cancer research.

Studie Start-Up medewerker Clinical Monitoring Center (CMC)

Je versterkt het studie-opstartproces van onderzoeker geïnitieerde studies (IIS) binnen Amsterdam UMC. Daarbij ligt de nadruk op kwaliteitsborging, procesoptimalisatie en het neerzetten van een duidelijke, reproduceerbare werkwijze die aansluit bij wet- en regelgeving (zoals WMO, ICH-GCP en waar van toepassing CTR).

Je bent een belangrijke spil in de voorbereiding en indiening van klinische studies, zodat deze snel en correct kunnen starten.

Je werkzaamheden bestaan onder andere uit:

• ondersteunen en adviseren van onderzoekers bij het opstarten van onderzoeker geïnitieerde studies;
• begeleiden bij het gereedmaken van dossiers voor indiening bij de medisch-ethische toetsingscommissie (METC);
• helpen bij het opzetten en structureren van het trial master file en investigator site file;
• controleren en reviewen van studiedocumenten, zoals protocol, PIF/ICF, brochures en overige studiematerialen;
• afstemmen met interne en externe stakeholders, zoals onderzoekers, datamanagers, monitoren en de METC.