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). This position is responsible for a broad range of laboratory tasks needed to support cancer and other biomedical research studies. Duties include human tissue and fluid biospecimen processing, basic laboratory
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). Providing specialist technical expertise in but not limited to tissue culture techniques, primary cell isolation and cell banking and Health & Safety. In addition, undertake a range of technical support
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multiparameter flow cytometry Experience working with laboratory animals, particularly extraction and preparation of hematopoietic tissues (e.g., blood and bone marrow) from mice Extensive experience in cell
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of biomaterials and tissue engineering. Open Science: The Chairholder will aim to publish regularly in the best international scientific journals. He/she will communicate the results of his/her research
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23 Jun 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Paul Scherrer Institut Villigen Research Field Biological sciences Physics Engineering » Biomedical engineering Engineering » Mechanical engineering
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to tissue engineering, mechanobiology, and biomechanics of bone, articular cartilage, intervertebral disc, and tendons/ligaments. The group synergizes advanced in vitro, ex vivo, and in silico approaches
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omics analysis, research engagement, student training, and strategic workshops in the biomedical, life and natural sciences, agriculture, and engineering. Job Summary The Research Specialist will support
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nanostructural information from SAXS tensor tomography Investigate how mineralized biological tissues, including bone, adapt their nanostructure to different mechanical and functional demands Help to design and
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into standard operating procedures. Maintain and culture primary and stem cell lines and process clinical and murine biological samples, including tissue dissociation and isolation of splenocytes, bone marrow
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will be used to tailor the effective mechanical response of the implant and improve its compatibility with bone tissue. At the surface scale, advanced laser-based surface modification will be explored