You have a master's degree in medicine, biomedical science or another relevant discipline. You should preferably have a strong CV (high honors, >75% and/or publications in international journals as first or last author).You have a creative and analytical mindset and look for problem-solving ideas and opportunities.You have an interest in lymphoma research, and preferably have experience in histopathology, genetics and/or bioinformatics.You have outstanding oral and written communication skills in English, and ideally in Dutch as well.You are expected to work both independently and as part of a team.You are expected to be flexible, precise, and motivated to work in a multidisciplinary research team.You are expected to work translational with human tumor tissue samples and patient data.You are expected to contribute to the writing of research proposals and supervise master students. This PhD position focuses on the u...