PhD position or post-doc - Faculty of sciences, arlon campus environment

Position overview

Liege University – ULiege is renowned for its cutting-edge research and innovation. We are looking for a motivated scientist to join our team on an exciting research project that applies scientific innovation to advance health. The ultimate goal is to detect lung cancer non-invasively by analysing patients' breath.

This position is an exciting opportunity to be a key player in the development of innovative research in the service of health.

The candidate will benefit from a dynamic working environment, with stimulating scientific support, state-of-the art research facilities and advanced equipment. The University of Liège offers a comprehensive and innovative training program, which enables early-career scientists to carry out their research in the best possible conditions, in compliance with the European Charter for Researchers.

Function

• Coordinate lab tasks related to the European project ALCOVE (continuation of https://pathacov-project.com/)
  • Prepare synthetic breath samples and perform chemical analyses using TD-GC-MS
  • Optimize electronic noses developed under  the previous PATHACOV project as well as the sampling system, in collaboration with our technical team
  • Perform devices performance tests on synthetic breath samples
  • Implement the measurement system in clinical environments with our clinical partners
  • Develop a classification algorithm to identify healthy and diseased individuals
  • Write project reports and participate in follow-up meetings

Qualifications

• Hold a master’s degree or a PhD with a scientific background with particular skills in analytical chemistry (VOC)
• Knowledge in statistics and multivariate data analysis 
• Expertise in the domain of chemical sensors and odour is an advantage. 
• Ability for technical work and for laboratory
• Comfortable in French and in English (Dutch is a plus)

Application Process?

Interested candidates should submit the following documents: 

• A detailed CV 

• A cover letter outlining your motivation and relevant experience 

Please send your application to acromain@uliege.be by October 10th, 2024