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About the Opportunity The Nguyen Lab at Flinders University is recruiting a highly motivated PhD candidate to develop next-generation wearable and implantable biosensors for continuous health
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protein design, with a focus on the development of biosensors for antibiotics. The position is available immediately or by mutual agreement. The project As part of the Swiss National Competence Center in
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We offer you We offer a fully funded PhD position in a highly interactive, multidisciplinary, and international research group at the Biozentrum. Our group brings together expertise in molecular microbiology, biophysics, as well as bioinformatics and the analysis of large datasets. Additionally,...
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, e.g. bioengineering, chemistry, biomedical engineering, analytical chemistry. A research-oriented attitude. Experimental and analytical skills, with interests in biomolecular engineering, biosensors
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. Ultimately, the project may contribute to the development of novel biosensor technologies for detecting clinically relevant nucleic acids in healthcare applications. Position You prepare a doctoral thesis in
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experiences with incidents and the broader team, managerial and ward contexts. In recent years, there has been growing interest in the use of wearable technologies, such as smartwatches and biosensors
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Dr Haoran Ren) Nanophotonic optical biosensors (with Dr Haoran Ren) Marrying photonics with 2D materials at the nanoscale (with Dr Haoran Ren) web page For further details or alternative project
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changes in the plant cell wall are sensed and transduced into growth, differentiation, and stress responses. To this end, the student will combine Brillouin microscopy, live-cell biosensors, optogenetic
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biosensors or optics. Should be comfortable being hands-on. Requires experience in circuit design and microcontroller programming. How to apply Apply for this scholarship at the same time you apply
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experiences with incidents and the broader team, managerial and ward contexts. In recent years, there has been growing interest in the use of wearable technologies, such as smartwatches and biosensors