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, selectively forgetting, and adapting their behavior through experience, all while retaining commercial-grade mechanical properties. In this PhD project, you will synthesize and characterize semi-crystalline
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work will involve: Design and synthesis of injectable hydrogel systems Encapsulation and controlled delivery of probiotics and bacteriophages Engineering and characterization of phage-based antimicrobial
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characterizing individual nanoclusters • Engineering and purify protein nanopores with tailored sensitivity to size, charge, and etc. • Developing data analysis pipelines and machine learning approaches for signal
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. At Empa's Laboratory for Biointerfaces and Center for X-ray Analytics , we develop and characterize advanced nanosystems for biomedical applications
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. Research project on Design, synthesis, and multiscale characterization of materials for soft robotics applications (SAM3/ESR12 – soft robotics
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characterization of materials for soft robotics applications (SAM3/ESR12 – soft robotics) This project takes place within the Marie Curie Doctoral Network on Soft Active Matter Microrobots for Medicine (SAM3
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synthesis and characterization. Familiarity with cell culture and in vitro assays. Experience in catalysis, programming and large data analysis is a plus. Excellent communication skills and fluency in English
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into an interdisciplinary challenge Completed Master’s degree in biomaterials, chemistry, nanotechnology, or biomedical engineering. Experience in nanomaterial synthesis and characterization. Familiarity with cell culture
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. Isolate and characterize tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) from patient samples. Perform single-cell profiling of immune cell transcriptomes and TCR repertoires. Reconstruct and functionally validate
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at radiochemical laboratories of PSI, molecular scale investigations of water and proton transport by quasi-elastic neutron scattering QENS at SINQ / PSI, and dielectric characterization of thin clay films at TU