Over the past decade, we have developed particular expertise in dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB), with the aim of identifying peripheral biomarkers to improve diagnosis and patient management. Over the past decade, we have developed particular expertise in dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB), with the aim of identifying peripheral biomarkers to improve diagnosis and patient management. We are seeking a Research Technician with a Master’s degree to join our team and contribute to an ambitious research project with significant potential social impact, particularly for patients and their families.

The successful candidate will participate in a funded research project investigating the diagnostic and prognostic value of platelet-derived biomarkers for Lewy body disorders, particularly at early disease stages. Their work will contribute to the development and molecular characterization of these biomarkers, including the analysis of Olink data and treatment of brain cell cultures with patient-derived platelets. This highly translational research project aims to bridge the gap between molecular discoveries and clinical application, contributing to improved diagnostic tools, better patient care, and the development of future therapeutic strategies.

Conduct RNA expression studies including data analyses. Participate in updating and maintaining laboratory databases. Laboratory management (availability and readiness of laboratory materials and reagents) Bachelor in Science with special focus in molecular and cellular biology and/or neuroscience.

Master’s degree with special focus in neurosciences. Strong experience in molecular biology techniques (DNA and RNA isolation, RNA quantification, PCR and genotyping). Advanced knowledge Microsoft Office.

Knowledge in databases (good knowledge of excel required). Knowledge RStudio and data analysis. English level corresponding to C1 (certification required)



Neurological Pathology Training Course: Good practices in research Open-ended contract (Science Law 2011/14 - Open-ended for scientific-technical activities) linked to the GTS project. ~40-hour/week contract. ~ 23 days holiday and 5 days for personal matters. ~ Training capsules by the company. ~ Excellent research and training opportunities with access to state-of-the art facilities ~ Be part of an excellent multidisciplinary research center with the HRS4R badge. ~ Location at the Can Ruti Campus, a top-level translational research environment in the Barcelona area, in a very stimulating scientific environment. ~ professional development and help you achieve your research goals.

About Us The Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute (IGTP) is a public research centre located in Badalona. The Institute is associated with one of the major university hospitals in the Barcelona area, the Germans Trias i Pujol Hospital, and is part of the Can Ruti biomedical campus.

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Trias i Pujol Research Institute carries out research within 9 areas Neuroscience Science of Behaviour and Substance Abuse The following video is a bird's eye view of Campus Can Ruti a top-tier translational research environment in the Barcelona area, in a very stimulating scientific environment. The IGTP offers a supportive, friendly and collaborative ecosystem to promote professional development and help you achieve your research goals. The IGTP, in its commitment to equal opportunities, guarantees equal treatment between candidates and persons with a degree of disability equal to or greater than 33 per 100, as accredited by the Spanish Autonomous Regions or the State Administration, or who have been declared to have a total permanent disability in a different profession through a resolution of the National Institute of Social Security, while retaining functional capacity for the completion of the tasks of the post will be positively considered.

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