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, enabling functionalities that are not achievable with conventional designs. The research will combine mechanical modelling, finite-element simulations, prototype development, and experimental testing
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Your position You will work on the development of a nanopore-based platform for single-molecule analysis of nanoclusters. Your research will include: • Establishing nanopore assays for detecting and
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participation and career development. The PhD will be enrolled at University of Basel. We live a culture of inclusion and respect. We welcome all people who are interested in innovative, sustainable and
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, including buildings, sports, and occupational safety. The project will establish the scientific and methodological foundation for the development and validation of innovative strategies to protect people from
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the forefront of elastomeric materials development. We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a strong background in synthetic organic and polymer chemistry, the ability to work in a
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-linguistic dimensions of development, and the extent to which study-abroad experiences transfer to participants' subsequent academic, professional, and personal lives. LINC will collect and analyse a rich
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microenvironment, and advance understanding of osteoinductive scaffold development in bone tissue engineering. Our three objectives are a) to rationally engineer hydrogels tuned to the specific mechanical
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element analyses for surrogate-model development and digital-twin support. Large-scale experimental assessment of volumetrically prestressed SURPASS overlays for non-planar structures, including
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therefore offers a unique opportunity to gain expertise across the entire translational pipeline – from mechanistic discovery to cellular therapy development and clinical implementation. Your responsibilities
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concentration gradients during charge and discharge, the evolution of interphases, and degradation mechanisms including ageing, material dissolution (leaching), and transition-metal migration. Muon-based methods