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postdoctoral researcher with a strong interest in human liver biology who is eager to work at the interface between advanced tissue engineering, stem cell biology, complex multicellular systems, and
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isolation and expansion of mesenchymal stem cells Documented laboratory work involving primary cells and biomaterials Documented experience performing in vivo studies for biomaterials/tissue engineering
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observations? And would you like to play a key role in advancing quantum science and technology research at DTU? At DTU Physics we are seeking talented postdoctoral researchers to develop new quantum diamond
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. Why This Position is Unique: The ideal candidate will be comfortable bridging microfluidics, tissue engineering, and sophisticated NMR methodologies to answer questions about tissue metabolism
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including experimental collection of mammary tissue from cows. The candidate should have a strong track-record in establishing cell and organoid cultures from tissue from animals including passaging and real
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At the Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Materials and Production, section of Physics and Mechanics, a position as Postdoc in rheology and modelling of gels and tissues is open for
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) micro-CT imaging of breast cancer combining cutting-edge imaging technology with clinical pathology to develop quantitative 3D imaging biomarkers that bridge high-resolution micro-CT and histology. Our
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neuronal cultures and brain tissue samples will be used. Targeted identification will be achieved by e.g. cryo- immunofluorescence (cryo-CLEM) and immunogold. Cryogenic focused ion beam milling methods will
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neuronal cultures and brain tissue samples will be used. Targeted identification will be achieved by e.g. cryo- immunofluorescence (cryo-CLEM) and immunogold. Cryogenic focused ion beam milling methods will
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platform for rapid nose-to-brain drug delivery aimed at acute seizure treatment. You will work at the interface of micro/nanofabrication, pharmaceutical technology, and neuroscience, translating fundamental