Two postdoctoral positions in the Artegiani & Hendriks lab, Utrecht, NL
Posted by Benedetta Artegiani, on 1 June 2026
Location: Utrecht
Closing Date: 31 August 2026
The position
The Artegiani & Hendriks lab has a long-standing interest in developing and advancing human organoid models and to apply these to understand mechanisms of human development and various diseases. We have a core focus on the human liver and brain. We have two funded positions open, one focused on our brain research and one focused on our liver research. For the brain line, we are looking for candidates that aim to advance human brain organoid models for disease modelling purposes, including (pediatric) brain cancer. For the liver line, we are looking for candidates that aim to advance human liver organoid models for chronic disease (e.g. fatty liver) and cancer modelling. Our lab uses a wide variety of techniques including human PSC/tissue-derived organoids, -omic analyses, advanced imaging tools, CRISPR/Cas tools, etc.
Qualifications
Ideal candidates have recently completed (or are near completion of) their PhD, and have a background in molecular, cellular biology and/or stem cell and developmental biology. Bioinformatic skills is a pro but not a must. We are looking for talented and highly motivated candidates, that are passionate about their science and have leadership skills. We also provide full support in the acquisition of independence for academic-oriented candidates, as well as support fellowship applications. Our group is located at the Princess Maxima Center in Utrecht. The environment is international, and the work language is English.
Contact
For further details and to apply to these positions, send us an email including your CV and a brief cover letter to d.f.g.hendriks-7@prinsesmaximacentrum.nl (Delilah Hendriks) and b.a.artegiani@prinsesmaximacentrum.nl (Benedetta Artegiani). For more information about the Artegiani & Hendriks lab and research, visit: www.bendellab.com. Promising candidates will be followed up with promptly.
Closing Date: 31 August 2026
Scientific fields: Development and disease
Model systems: Organoid
Duration: Fixed term
Minimum qualifications: PhD
