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such as cell isolation methods using microfluidics or microwell devices, preparation of sequencing libraries from ultra-low quantities of nucleic acids have enabled the characterisation of DNA, RNA and
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at least one of the following areas (e.g. from your MSc thesis): Culture and characterization of mammalian cells, preferably cancer or immune cells Microfluidics systems for biomedical applications
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similarities between biofilms, pellicles, and clusters are still poorly understood, and new methods are needed to better map the full scope of biofilm physiology. In this project, we will use microfluidics and
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microfluidic techniques and 3D cell culture, you will grow human microvascular tissue on chip whose architecture self-organizes in response to vasoactive substances. Your work will lead the way to applications
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or microfluidics and ideally in quantitative data analysis. As a theoretical candidate, you have knowledge in quantitative biology, soft matter/complex systems physics or statistical physics. You enjoy working in
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or comparable degree in physics, biology, bioengineering, material engineering or a related discipline. You have experimental experience in cell/tissue culture, microfluidics, or a related discipline. You enjoy
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within the vents? You will grow two-dimensional hydrothermal vents on a microfluidic chip and quantify the vent geometry from your data. You will assess how geochemical mineral composition and inflow rate