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UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE MURCIA - FUNDACIÓN UNIVERSITARIA SAN ANTONIO DE MURCIA | Spain | 2 months ago
experience in one or more of the following areas: o Electrochemical sensors and devices o Energy storage/conversion systems (batteries, fuel cells, supercapacitors) o Microfluidic and lab-on-a-chip
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UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE MURCIA - FUNDACIÓN UNIVERSITARIA SAN ANTONIO DE MURCIA | Spain | 2 months ago
. • Proven experience in one or more of the following areas: o Electrochemical biosensors o Bioelectroanalysis and bioelectronics o Wearable and implantable sensors o Microfluidic-based electrochemical
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elaboration of biocatalysis for synthesis. A doctoral position is available for 3-years to work with Professor Florian Hollfelder at the Biochemistry Department of Cambridge University (https
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cells flowing in microfluidic chips (Göllner, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2025). Such a chip format combined with low-cost small laser diodes for excitation of the photoacoustic signals can allow
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Requirements For the purposes of determining the appropriate profile for the activity to be carried out, the following are special requirements: Experience in cell culture, molecular biology, microfluidics
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Biotechnology (BEB) group at the Section for Microbial and Chemical Ecology (MCE) at DTU Bioengineering. MCE hosts internationally leading groups in microbial ecology, environmental biotechnology, microfluidics
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generated FUS-eGFP reporter iPSCs for live-cell imaging of RNP granules, facilitating compound screening to identify novel drugs for repurposing as ALS therapeutics. We also generated a microfluidic device
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characteristics. In vitro microfluidic models will use disease-specific flow conditions and blood samples from DVT patients. Your work will ultimately contribute to a risk prediction tool for recurrent DVT and PTS
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in hemodialysis patients. Your work will involve: Developing in silico models using computational fluid dynamics combined with macroscopic thrombus formation modelling. Creating in vitro microfluidic
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to identify novel drugs for repurposing as ALS therapeutics. We also generated a microfluidic device enabling the study of axonal RNP granules as well as the functionality of neuromuscular junctions. Here, we