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will build an experimental and computational platform based on 3D-printed, brain-mimetic tissue models with tunable transport properties, where interface transport can be measured and predicted
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the technology of 3D Additive Manufacturing in terms of spatial resolution, speed, scalability, and multi-material printing. The joint advances of Research Areas A and B will create a “technology push”. Building
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Center (NCN), Agreement No. UMO-2023/05/Y/ST11/00261 is being searched. A PhD student will join the SMtoRDUI project team of Dr Maciej Dutkiewicz, PHD,DSC. The project focuses on: research on 3D printing
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of 3D printed hydrogels and cell cultures. Qualifications You have solid physics and mathematics background and is excited about experimental science and advanced data analysis. We expect that you enjoy
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the production of quasi-2D films obtained from polymeric liquid crystal phases and in their mechanical characterisation. Be available to implement and perform 3D printing of cellulosic liquid crystal systems and
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manufacturing technologies and eager to develop and build experimental setups and combine this with physics-based modelling? Join us as a PhD candidate and contribute to making volumetric 3D printing predictable
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insights, and guide the optimisation of drug molecules. Collaborate with internal groups, including the Centre for Additive Manufacturing (CfAM) to design and fabricate (3D print) bespoke equipment tailored
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characterize in-vitro vasculature-on-chip models. To create the vascular networks, we will use a proven concept of 3D printing and angiogenesis. With our previously developed sugar 3D printing technique, we can
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. Rheological tests, membrane production via NIPS and VIPS, as well as 3D printing of the obtained composites, will also be carried out. Place of work: The PhD Researcher’s working place shall be at the premises
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on many 3D-printed whistles that exhibit special scattering properties such as nonlinear cloaking or non-reciprocal amplified transmission of incident waves, and that will be interconnected in periodic