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Funded PhD Positions and Postdoctoral Vacancy in Atomic Force Microscopy of Bacterial Surfaces and Industrial Filtration Membranes University College London in United Kingdom

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PhD, Postdoc

Field of study

Materials Science

Funding

The PhD positions are explicitly described as funded. No funding amount, stipend, tuition coverage, or other financial details are provided. The postdoctoral vacancy is described as a vacancy, but its funding details are not specified.

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United Kingdom

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University College London

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Materials Science
Biophysics
Biology
Microscopy
Membrane Biology
Atomic Force Microscopy
Physics

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About this position

Professor Bart Hoogenboom’s lab at University College London is welcoming new team members for a postdoctoral vacancy and funded PhD positions.

The research focuses on using advanced atomic force microscopy to investigate bacterial surfaces and industrial filtration membranes. This work brings together biophysics, microscopy, bacterial cell biology, and materials science to examine the structure and properties of complex biological and industrial membrane systems.

Researchers joining the lab will work with high-resolution atomic force microscopy to study bacterial interfaces and membrane materials. The projects offer an opportunity to contribute to research spanning biological surfaces, microbial systems, membrane science, and nanoscale characterization within a biophysics research environment at UCL.

The opening includes both postdoctoral and PhD-level opportunities, with further project and application details provided through the linked UCL vacancy page.

Funding details

The PhD positions are explicitly described as funded. No funding amount, stipend, tuition coverage, or other financial details are provided. The postdoctoral vacancy is described as a vacancy, but its funding details are not specified.

What's required

Applicants should be interested in using advanced atomic force microscopy to study bacterial surfaces and industrial filtration membranes. Specific degree, skills, language, and other eligibility requirements are not stated in the post.

How to apply

Review the detailed vacancy information on the linked University College London Work With Us page. Apply by the relevant December deadline listed in the detailed vacancy information.

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Research Interests

Polymer Physics

Condensed Matter Physics

Atomic Force Microscopy

Membrane Biology

Microscopy