Hourly-paid Student Assistant with HPLC Experience Neurobiology Research Unit, Neurocenter, Rigshospitalet The Neurobiology Research Unit (NRU) is currently offering a position as an hourly-paid student assistant, to be filled as soon as possible. Your primary responsibility will be the analysis of radioactive tracers and their metabolites in biological samples using radio-HPLC. In addition, the position will involve other minor laboratory tasks, such as handling biobank samples, as well as tasks related to data processing and archiving. The weekly working hours will be up to 8 hours, distributed over 1–3 weekdays. Work may occasionally take place in the afternoon or evening. NRU is an independent research unit within the Department of Brain and Nerve Diseases at Rigshospitalet. The research unit has extensive national and international collaborations and serves as the headquarters for, among other initiatives, the Lundbeck Foundation–funded BrainDrugs research alliance, which focuses on epilepsy and depression. The unit comprises approximately 150 affiliated individuals, half of whom are employees, while the other half are visiting researchers and students conducting projects at the unit. The staff represents a wide range of professional backgrounds, including physicians, molecular biologists, pharmacists, engineers, psychologists, biomedical laboratory scientists, and administrative staff. Our primary research focus is method development and the investigation of biological questions within both basic and clinical brain research. Our working environment is characterized by strong enthusiasm and a pioneering spirit, with an informal and positive atmosphere. As an employee at NRU, you will experience a high level of professionalism and engagement in our field, strong collegiality, and a desire to help shape future developments. As a new employee, you will of course receive a thorough introduction and training in your tasks. We expect that you: • Have a relevant background in chemistry, for example as a pharmacy student, and are currently enrolled in your 3rd or 4th semester • • • • Have basic experience with laboratory work Have theoretical and practical knowledge of HPLC Are flexible with regard to working hours and available Monday–Friday Work independently, carefully, and responsibly. Further information about the position can be obtained by contacting the HPLC Laboratory Leader and Postdoctoral Researcher, Violette Richin, at [email protected]. Additional information about NRU is available on our website (www.nru.dk). All interested applicants, regardless of age, gender, religion, or ethnic background, are encouraged to apply. Application deadline: Sunday February 8, 2026. Application, CV, motivated cover letter, and documentation of education and previous employment should be sent by email to Research Administrator Birgit Tang at [email protected].