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- Portugal (POCTEP 2021-2027) and co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) under the following conditions: 1. Type and number of positions: 1 researchgrant for graduate with a graduate
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of their scientific training through the development of research works leading to the attainment of the respective academic degree, whether integrated or not in R&D projects, or graduates enrolled in a course that does
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or equivalent Skills/Qualifications Workplan and objectives to be achieved: The work plan for the scholarship will focus on supporting research activities in the area of development of particles and hydrogel
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industrial control, industrial management, among other tools required for the production and development of the designed systems. They will also be responsible for project management tasks, ensuring compliance
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control, industrial management, among other tools required for the production and development of the designed systems. The role will also require project management tasks to ensure compliance with project
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consists of supporting the development and characterization of biomaterials suitable for the manufacture of frames that will incorporate biometric sensors, the production of prototypes through additive
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FTIR). Model development and testing. V - Initial grant duration: 6 months V.I - Renewal Possibility: Non-renewable VI - Funding and financial conditions of the grant VI.I - Monthly grant amount (paid
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implementation. Support for neurofunctional studies. Support for writing scientific dissemination papers (articles and others). Support for the development of psychological intervention materials based on third
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circular economy and resources sustainability, as well as in research using natural origin polymers for the development of industrial applications. Fellowship duration: The grant will take place for a period
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achieved: The present work aims to the development of chitosan-based hydrogels by itself or in mixture with other natural polymers (gelatin, pectin, etc.) for use as bioinks in 3D printing. These systems