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Offer Description The ROMEO project seeks to overcome a major hurdle in nanomedicine: the fact that less than 1% of current nanoparticles reach their target because they are captured by macrophages in
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, share, and synchronize user data across platforms—for example, through identifiers, cookies, fingerprinting, or covert communication channels. The goal is to uncover hidden tracking practices that operate
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neuronal loss in AD and will help identify therapeutic targets upstream of neurodegeneration. The project will provide the candidate with specialized training in cutting-edge computational and experimental
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Aragon Nanoscience and Materials Institute (INMA) / CSIC-University of Zaragoza | Spain | 2 months ago
Infrastructure? No Offer Description PhD position in INMA in nanomedicine for the creation of NPs-loaded vectors with tumor/metastasis targeting and the deep study of their biomolecular corona Where to apply E
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). The position is linked to the research project: "Blocking Critical Events in West Nile Virus Replication through the Development of Innovative Antivirals Targeting Viral and Host Factors (NEXTGENAVIR)" (PID2025
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experimental approaches to identify novel mechanisms, therapeutic targets and biomarkers relevant to multiple sclerosis. Main responsibilities and duties: Perform epigenetic and gene expression analyses using
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of novel CAR-T cell therapies targeting pediatric central nervous system tumors, with a specific focus on rhabdoid tumors (AT/RT). The candidate will work under close supervision within a multidisciplinary
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researchers and has a long track record of success in research projects for and in collaboration with companies. GPDS develops different lines of research, in particular the design and development
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track record of at least 2.5 years (5 points for every 6 months) dedicated to studying the stability of these solar cells and the correlation between their morphological evolution and photovoltaic
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Description of Group/Project: The Nanostructured Functional Materials (Nanosfun) group at ICN2 has a well-established and internationally recognized track record in nanoscale materials for medical applications