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delivers a drug payload to a specific GI region using an integrated microfluidic system. This microfluidic system will incorporate a micropump suitable for an ingestible capsule, utilising low-voltage
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could take drugs right up to cancerous cells. This project offers hands-on training in cutting-edge techniques, including fluorescence microscopy, microfluidics, and biomolecular encapsulation. You will
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Subject area: Drug Discovery, Sustainability, Laboratory Automation, Microfluidics, Machine Learning Overview: This highly interdisciplinary 4-year funded PhD studentship will contribute to cutting
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numbers via inexpensive microfluidic techniques. While the mechanism of these drops’ motion is well-known, controlling their trajectory is often challenging. There exist some experimental proofs-of-concept
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programs. The student will join a well-supported team of chemists and biochemists (Master’s and PhD students, and postdocs) who are well-placed to provide a supportive and ambitious peer group. The student
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, possibly by extending it to the relevant derived categories. The successful applicant will join the very active and supportive ANTLR group at UEA (currently comprising 7 faculty, 5 postdocs and 8 PhD
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the Principal Investigator and University of Cambridge Postdoc Academy. Fixed-term: The funds for this post are available for 3 years in the first instance, based on an anticipated start date of 01 April 2026
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, interdisciplinary research group, including a postdoc, DTP students, and technicians. Training will include fieldwork, bird handling, ringing, lab techniques in molecular biology, microbiome sequencing
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well as membrane embedded and encapsulated proteins. To do so, the student will develop methodologies for lipid vesicle formation, including bulk techniques such as water-in-oil emulsions, and microfluidic systems
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focuses on the analysis of neuronal networks in the Drosophila brain, and the Hummel team currently consists of postdocs, pre-docs, master students and administrative colleagues who share a common interest