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Project Description: Funded Academy of Finland, my Academy Research Fellow project aims to develop next-generation point of care device, via the integration of magnetic nanoparticles, electrochemical
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context (neuronal and non-neuronal) and develop stable biosensor cell lines. Biosensor cells will be challenged with different stimuli to identify conditions that favor or impair the pathological
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experience in designing and applying electrochemical biosensors is highly desirable. Knowledge of electrochemical techniques and bioreceptors, along with their application in biosensors, is a significant
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The laboratory of Single-Molecule and Single-Cell Biophysics (BMC) is a research group in the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (D-ITET) at ETH
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About the Lab A PhD student position on the design and application of fluorescent protein-based biosensors in neurodegenerative disease is immediately available at the Messens Lab. Successful
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applying electrochemical biosensors is highly desirable. Knowledge of electrochemical techniques and bioreceptors, along with their application in biosensors, is a significant advantage. Personal Competences
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PhD Student Position: Design and Application of Fluorescent Protein-Based Biosensors in Neurodegenerative Disease Project Description This exciting opportunity involves research at the intersection
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at achieving multi-compartmentalization within cell-mimicking vesicles; use and design on-chip microfluidic systems for vesicle production and controlled experimentation; perform fluorescence (confocal
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for an enthusiastic PhD candidate to work in our project “BIOSENSEI: Biosensor-Based Diagnostic Platform Enabling Real-Time Monitoring of Existing and Emerging Pollutants”. The main aim of this project is to develop a
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(microcystins). As part of this EU-funded project, this PhD programme encompasses the generation of whole-cell microbial biosensors employing bioengineering and genetic circuitry, as well as its integration in