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intestinal wall, and how. You will design, microfabricate and characterise an actuator that delivers a mechanical stimulus to intestinal tissue with independent control over vibration parameters to exploit
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master’s level. Candidates who expect to be awarded with such degrees by October 2026 are eligible to apply. Experience in microfabrication. Experience in microfluidics and sensors. Experience in cell
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communication skills in English (verbal and written) Preferred qualifications · Experience with fluorescence or live-cell imaging · Hands-on experience with microfabrication and microfluidics · Familiarity with
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Role: Research Assistant/Associate in RF and Experimental Characterisation of Microfabricated Electronic Devices Grade and Salary: Grade 6 - £31,236 - £36,636 / Grade 7 - £37,694 - £47,389 per annum
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printed circuitry with custom microfabricated bioresorbable sensors, this device will be tested in a simulated intestinal environment. The device will have three separate lifetimes, the structural lifetime
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microfluidic architectures and microvalve technologies for wearable contact lens applications. Apply advanced microfabrication techniques to integrate complex microfluidic systems into curved, hydrogel contact
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a related topic, with excellent theoretical and experimental skills. You have shown an affinity for microfabrication, electronics, MEMS and/or sensors. You have good team spirit and like to work in an
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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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should have hands-on experience with microfabrication, nanofabrication or experimental device work, and be comfortable with systematic laboratory work, data analysis and troubleshooting. The project spans
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involve device design and microfabrication, functional material/interface engineering, and integration and testing of sensors in wearable or implantable formats.