27 phd-in-mechanical-engineer Postdoctoral positions at University of London in United Kingdom
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of inflammation on therapy resistance in colorectal cancer. Our lab is focused on understanding the cellular and molecular mechanisms promoting metastasis and therapy resistance in colorectal cancer. We use single
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the boundaries of neural interface research towards an engineered biology approach. About You The successful candidate will hold a PhD in chemistry, molecular biology, or biomedical engineering (or a related field
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Vitro Models. The project aims to use organ-on-a-chip technology combined with bioengineering approaches to develop, validate and use a suite of vascularised human tendon-chip models. These high quality
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About the Role Postdoctoral Research Assistant to join Dr Gallipoli’s team (https://www.bartscancer.london/staff/dr-paolo-gallipoli/ ). We study the biological mechanisms underpinning myeloid
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of Spiralian Asymmetric Cell Divisions”. This research position will reveal the mechanisms that drive the evolution of polar lobes during the first asymmetric cell divisions in animals with spiral cleavage. We
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dynamic strain and flow fields during flight. Candidates should hold a PhD in a relevant biology or engineering discipline and be competent with numerical simulations. Desirable competencies would include
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under real-world conditions. The role includes collaboration with leading 2D materials manufacturers, offering potential for interdisciplinary research and travel. About You You should have a PhD (or be
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-funded research project aims to determine how the integrin alpha-v beat-6 promotes metastasis. We have identified novel data that suggests an unexpected mechanism may be a major player in some cancers. We
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an exciting and dynamic environment, home to 450 staff, 100 PhD students and 500 postgraduate taught students. It harnesses expertise across a wide range of population-based research and education
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, dynamic and growing discovery research group as a postdoctoral researcher. The postholder will work in Dr Knuepfer’s group, whose team explores molecular mechanisms of red blood cell invasion by malaria