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The Vall d'Hebron Research

Institute (VHIR) is a public sector

institution that promotes and

develops the research, innovation

and biosanitary teaching of the

Vall d’Hebron University Hospital.

Through the excellence of our

research, we identify and apply

new solutions to the health

problems of society and we

contribute to spread them around

the world.

In April 2015, the Vall d’Hebron

Research Institute (VHIR) obtained

the recognition of the European

Commission HR Excellence.

This recognition proves that VHIR

endorses the general principles of the

European Charter for Researchers

and a Code of Conduct for the

Recruitment of Researchers

(Charter & Code).

Thus, there are no restrictions of

gender, national origin, race, religion,

sexual orientation or age and

strongly encouraged to apply.

Biotechnology Technician

Liver Disease and Microbiology Research Units

Vall d'Hebron Research Institute (VHIR) is a public sector institution, located in Barcelona (Spain) that promotes and develops





innovative biomedical research at the University Hospital Vall d'Hebron. VHIR is oriented towards finding solutions to the health

problems of the citizens and has the will to contribute to the scientific, educational, social and economic development within its

area of competence around the world.

VHIR offers vacancy/vacant position for One Year Practices within the Liver Disease and the Microbiology Research Units.

More information about our group can be found here 

More information can be found here.*

JOB DESCRIPTION

Education and qualifications:
Required: -

Degree in Biotechnology, enrolled in the Master in Translational Biomedical Research offered by VHIR in the year

2020-2021, who has experience in RT-PCR Nested and NGS using MiSeq technology for RNA virus sequencing.

Desired: -

Degree in Biotechnology completed in 2020.
- Participation in viral projects
- Experience in DNA and RNA viral sequencing.
- Experience in DNA

📌 Biotechnology Technician (Barcelona)
🏢 Vall d'Hebron Institut de Recerca
📍 Barcelona