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Department: Chemical Engineering Title: The mitochondrion as an engineering target for mammalian cell factories Application deadline: 24/07/2026 Research theme: Biotechnology How to apply: https
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multidisciplinary team and possess a proactive, innovative approach to problem-solving in research. Desirable skills: Prior experience with hydrogel development, 3D cell culture techniques, and a thorough
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Your position We aim to pursue a new interdisciplinary approach, combining the synthesis of multi-functional culture-matrices with cell-instructive viscoelastic properties, in-depth cell
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combinations and newly developed (nano)hormone-chemotherapeutics; conducting cell culture experiments and in vitro studies to assess biological activity, cytotoxicity and tumour cell responses
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Description The research group of Developmental Morphogenesis of IMBB-FORTH under the Human Frontiers Science Program Research Grant Ref. RGP022/2023 entitled “Cellular and molecular basis of bilaterian
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SINTEF. The project aims to develop an automated high-throughput platform for physiologically relevant cell research by combining robotics, microfluidics, advanced sensors, cloud-connected software, and
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relevant cell research by combining robotics, microfluidics, advanced sensors, cloud-connected software, and artificial intelligence. The successful candidate will become part of a multidisciplinary
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engineering of controlled cellular microenvironments. The PhD will be conducted in a highly interdisciplinary environment at the interface of soft matter science, biomaterials engineering, microfabrication
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) for assessing the impact of emerging contaminants on human health. Dr. Mercier-Bonin has extensive experience with advanced in vitro cell models designed to characterise contaminant-host interactions
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a recently discovered cellular structure known as the nitroplast, which is capable of fixing nitrogen directly within a eukaryotic cell. The nitroplast challenges long-held assumptions about how