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fabrication Interest in bio-inspired robotics and soft robotic systems Desired Qualifications* Experience with rapid prototyping and 3D printing Prior research experience in robotics or product development
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to addressing the major societal challenges of the future. The research carried out at the Faculty of Science is very diverse, ranging from mathematics, information science, astronomy, physics, chemistry and bio
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immunity. Working at the intersection of technical development and biological applications, the candidate will also contribute to the development of computational methods for the contextual interpretation
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mathematics, information science, astronomy, physics, chemistry and bio-pharmaceutical sciences to biology and environmental sciences. The research activities are organized in eight institutes. These institutes
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can bridge experimental and computation workflows, and accelerate sensor integration. The position will include lab and computational work. In the lab, you will be responsible for the integration of a
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Details Title Postdoctoral Fellow – Cell and Tissue Engineering and Vascularization School Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering Department/Area Position Description About the Wyss
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this knowledge to inspire new technological applications. The physical designs will be partly bio-inspired and will emphasize sustainability. This position is well suited to candidates who are highly motivated by
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investigate new fibre and surface geometries for flow control and for applications such as water harvesting from atmospheric fog. The physical designs will be partly bio-inspired and will emphasize
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vanadium-containing electrolytes. Design and optimise novel flow field architectures using bio-inspired and hybrid design approaches, and perform computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations using tools
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impact. Further details on visual computing research can be found on the VIViD group website (https://vivid.webspace.durham.ac.uk/ ) and the personal website of the PI, Prof. Toby Breckon (https