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microphysiological systems, perfusion platforms, and advanced human in vitro models Cell culture and functional characterisation of bioprinted constructs Your profile Master’s degree (or equivalent) in biomedical
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basis for the potential testing of future therapeutic strategies. We are seeking a highly motivated and intellectually curious PhD student, ideally with strong background in cell culture and biochemistry
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on this assignment. This is based on the applicable legal provisions of the TV-L (specifically § 16 TV-L). For civil servants, remuneration is governed in particular by the provisions of the Bremen Civil Service
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). For civil servants, remuneration is governed in particular by the provisions of the Bremen Civil Service Remuneration Act (further information can be found here ). An additional pension plan for public sector
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of the Excellence Universities in Germany. It is home to a vibrant research community with very strong research activities in quantum physics. We support an open research culture, where original thinking and academic
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assemblies to determine how spatial organization, cell–material interactions, mechanics, and molecular communication shape emergent behavior. Possible project elements include: Mammalian cell culture and
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martianmindset.applications@uni-bremen.de Requirements Research FieldChemistryEducation LevelMaster Degree or equivalent Research FieldPhysicsEducation LevelMaster Degree or equivalent Research FieldEngineering » Chemical
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, supported in part by a major initiative funded with €22.5 million from Niedersachsen’s Ministry of Science and Culture (MWK) and the Volkswagen Foundation for the project “A Programme for Excellence
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Correspondence and Epistolographic Culture in Late Antique and Early Islamic Egypt ), is hosted at Institute for Papyrology (Heidelberg University) and funded by the European Research Council (Starting Grant