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POST: Grade 7 Postdoctoral Researcher Circular Design Toolbox Project Centre for Materials Science & Culture , RCA Location: Battersea/Hybrid (minimum 3 days on campus) Circular Design Toolbox
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Materials, Advanced Sciences, ACS Nano), and recently demonstrated non-destructive spatiotemporal molecular profiling of living tissues (Nature Nanotechnology, 2025). This work is underpinned by an extensive
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strategies. About You You will hold a PhD in Materials Science, Nanotechnology, Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline. You will have experience in 3D metamaterials or architected
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Candidates must have, or be close to completing a PhD, in bioelectronics, biophysics, tissue engineering, biomedical engineering, mechanobiology, biomaterials, cell biology, or a closely related discipline
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analysis (LCA). Support certification (e.g., BBA approval). Support commercialisation. Research Associate: Hold a PhD in materials science and engineering or a closely related discipline, or equivalent
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screening within the cervical screening programme in England and Wales. Under the supervision of Prof Jo Waller, you will lead the day-to-day work on the behavioural science aspects of the project in England
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the research group of Professor Lei Su in the School of Engineering of Materials Science at Queen Mary University of London. The post holder will work in a multidisciplinary team including researchers from
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, quantum science, condensed matter, materials, photonics and interdisciplinary applications of physical science. This role sits within a collaborative quantum science project at King’s on quantum algorithms
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protecting nature-based assets in urban and rural environments Sustainable Materials and Resources: developing materials and technologies that reduce emissions and improve performance Sustainable Society
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, quantum science, condensed matter, materials, photonics and interdisciplinary applications of physical science. This role sits within a collaborative quantum science project at King’s on quantum algorithms