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, or in statistical physics, biophysics, or in experimental method development including genomics and microfluidics. The successful candidate will work with Dr. Klein to develop an independent research
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accomplishments in the field. Minimum Number of References Required 1 Maximum Number of References Allowed 3 Keywords microfluidics, microphysiological systems
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is highly interdisciplinary, we are seeking applicants from various fields including chemistry, microbiology, and engineering. Keywords Microbial communities; Microfluidics; Microbiome; Unculturable
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and high-pressure freezing; Time-resolved freezing -Microfluidics; design, simulation, prototyping, fabrication and testing of fluidic devices -Electron microscopy (cryo and regular) for structural and
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investigate how these parasites find, penetrate, migrate through, and exit the skin, and what physical mechanisms govern each step. The work is highly interdisciplinary, bringing together microfluidics and
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. · Experience with microfluidics, bioprinting, and/or related microfabrication techniques is a plus. · Knowledge of cancer biology and/or immunology is a plus. · Prior experience in either cell culture
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, 2020. 75(2): p. 100492. Stelson, A.C., et al., Measuring ion-pairing and hydration in variable charge supramolecular cages with microwave microfluidics. Communications Chemistry, 2019. 2(1): p. 54
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Job description For the 1 PhD position starting between 2026 fall and 2027 spring , we are seeking a candidate with experience in microfluidics, microfabrication, stimulus-responsive hydrogels
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is not required in all domains: wet lab work with hydrogels or complex fluids, advanced optical or X-ray imaging methods such as micro-CT, microfluidics, or rheometry. You have, or are willing to
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and aggregation. The applied methods include protein engineering as well as various spectroscopy, scattering, biosensing and microfluidics techniques. We work on a range of protein systems the