The Research Group “Therapeutics and Innovations in Neuropediatrics” at Vall d'Hebron Research Institute (VHIR) is seeking a motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to join a translational research project focused on therapy development for LAMA2-related muscular dystrophy (LAMA2-RD). The selected candidate will contribute to preclinical studies aimed at evaluating innovative therapeutic strategies, including cell-based approaches and/or studies in mouse models of disease.This role offers a defined period of advanced, mentored training, providing the opportunity to deepen expertise, contribute to high-quality research projects, and strengthen scientific independence.The position is fully focused on research activities, allowing you to dedicate your time to scientific excellence and career progression within a leading research centre.Main responsibilities and dutiesConduct high‑quality research aligned with project and lab objectives, including rigorous data collection, analysis, and literature review.Collaborate with senior researchers in designing experiments,



developing research protocols, and contributing to publications, reports, and grant proposals.Present research findings within the team and at scientific conferences or seminars.Provide guidance to junior researchers or graduate students and supervise Bachelor’s and Master’s students when applicable.Engage in continuous professional development and work with the technology transfer office to identify potential inventions and understand IP processes.Coordinate and perform preclinical experimental work related to LAMA2‑RD therapy development.Establish, maintain and characterise relevant cell culture models and/or contribute to experimental studies in mouse models.Perform molecular, cellular, histological and protein‑based analyses to assess therapeutic efficacy.Participate in the design, execution, documentation and troubleshooting of experiments.Analyse, interpret and present experimental data in internal meetings a

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