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. Evaluate antimicrobial activity: Investigate the ability of nanozyme-coated surfaces to inhibit bacterial growth and biofilm formation while reducing reliance on conventional antibiotics. Investigate nano
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Leuven (Imec R&D, nano electronics and digital technologies). You are a motivated researcher with a Master in physics, chemistry, nanotechnology, or related fields, with a strong background in
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(one) Research Grant (RG) under project “NANOCEAN - Nano optical sensors for rapid detection of marine toxins”, ref. n.º 16994, of CESAM - Centre for Environmental and Marine Studies. The complete
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team The CMAT Department offers a multi-disciplinary working environment, focused on micro-, nano-, and atomic scale engineering of compounds and materials. You will work in the Academy Research
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Department offers a multi-disciplinary working environment, focused on micro-, nano-, and atomic scale engineering of compounds and materials. You will work in the Academy Research Fellowship project ”Thin
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microsensors (nano-respiration kit), varying organic-matter content and environmental conditions. • Carry out high-pressure reactor experiments to reproduce different depths and study the effects of pressure
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(three years, with the possibility of extension for one additional year) at Empa St. Gallen in two research groups (Bio–Nano Assembly and Cell-/Tissue Materials Interactions), which are part of
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nanoparticles that generate heat due to energy losses upon periodic alignment along an applied alternating magnetic field. Although numerous nano-objects have been manufactured up to now, the spatial diffusion
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Computer Science. The research group studies electronic and electromechanical components and develops new concepts for nanoscale materials, devices and systems using nano- and microfabrication techniques
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be tested in in vivo models using nano encapsulation of the compounds to achieve targeted tumor delivery. The project provides interdisciplinary training in molecular biology, cell biology