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Outer Membrane Vesicles (OMVs) from attenuated, genetically modified Salmonella strains; - Key activities involve applying reverse vaccinology pipelines (in silico epitope prediction and 3D molecular
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during organoid growth. In the case of shell actuator this also requires a good engineering mindset as additional components will need to be designed and constructed, e.g., using 3D printing, and
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Responsibilities EE/CSE Makerspace: Assist students with their design projects (PCB design and milling, 3D modeling and printing, soldering, CNC mills, laser cutting). EE Labs: Trains students in effective use
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Works on a research project with guidance from the principal investigator and other laboratory members. Designs and executes daily laboratory experiments, including mammalian cell culture, 3D organoid
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safety assessments that better reflect human diversity. What you bring MSc in (Bio)-pharmaceutical Sciences, Biomedical Sciences or Biology Expertise in (human) induced pluripotent stem cell culture, 3D in
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experience with advanced human cell culture, including 3D models and organ-on-chip systems. Hands-on experience with pluripotent stem cell culture. Proficiency in standard molecular and cell biology techniques
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the delivery of classes and tutorials, through providing technical demonstrations and input. They will draw on their specialist skills in pattern cutting (including flat pattern drafting, 3D draping and pattern
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and will participate in both in vitro (2D and 3D cell and organoid culture) and in vivo (mouse model) research. The role involves conducting functional studies to investigate cellular pathways altered
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Design (DIGMD) degree for the 2026-2027 academic year. Digital arts/design courses may include 2D, 3D, interaction design, time-based media, and critical theory. This multidisciplinary online degree is
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, spanning sensing, nanotechnology, AI, and clinical medicine A supportive and inclusive research culture, underpinned by the Researcher Development Concordat (http://www.vitae.ac.uk/policy/concordat ). Close