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PhD in Biofabrication technologies for in situ control of cellular environments Faculty: Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Department: Department Clinical Sciences Hours per week: 36 to 36
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on untapped potential of THz and optical wavelengths alongside existing radio technologies. This PhD position focuses on Dynamic Network Architectures and Control for Tropospheric and Cell-Free Networks. You
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. Therefore, we developed an approach that integrates the disciplines of fundamental cell and molecular biology, systems and synthetic biology with bioprocess and metabolic engineering to improve both our
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stem cells or stem cell-based biomaterials? And eager to explore cutting-edge technologies like genome editing and in vivo imaging? Or are you perhaps fascinated by eye research and do you have an
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their surroundings? Are you interested in delving into the mechanisms of signal integration in plants on a cellular level and have a passion for molecular biology and bio-imaging? Then this job may be for you! We
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, you will generate and study human induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC)-derived cardiomyocytes and engineered cardiac tissues (ECTs). You will develop patient-specific cardiac models to identify
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nine European countries. STEM-CORE, supported by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) programme, aims to explore strategies to develop stem cell therapies and biomaterials, laying the groundwork
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neurological diseases pose major challenges to modern healthcare. Despite their apparent differences, these conditions share striking cellular-level similarities, including altered cell–cell communication
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pulmonary inflammation and therapy guidance, using state-of-the-art human in vitro mucosal-immune cell models. As a PhD candidate you will further develop bronchial epithelial barrier models and study their
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organism C. elegans to identify new mediators of this transcription stress response. These new mediators will subsequently be functionally characterized using genetic and cell biological analysis, in