MSCA Postdoctoral Global Fellowship in Bioprinting, Hydrogels, Tissue Engineering and Biomaterials at the University of Sydney University of Sydney in Australia

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Postdoctoral Global Fellowships are open for early-career researchers interested in bioprinting, hydrogels, tissue engineering, biomaterials, and regenerative medicine.

The opportunity is to work with Prof. Khoon Lim at the University of Sydney, with a hosting period of 12–24 months. The research direction described in the post focuses on hydrogel-based technologies for tissue engineering, including photo-polymerizable bioinks for bioprinting functional tissues, complex 3D models, and biomaterial platforms for delivering therapeutic molecules.

This is a postdoctoral fellowship opportunity rather than a PhD or master’s opening. The post highlights eligibility for applicants who are PhD holders with ≤8 years of full-time research experience after the PhD, and who are EU or Associated Country nationals or long-term residents meeting the MSCA Global Fellowship reintegration requirements. Applicants must also satisfy the mobility rule: they must not have spent more than 12 months in the EU return host country during the 36 months before the deadline.

No stipend amount, tuition coverage, or application fee waiver is mentioned in the post. The message is primarily an invitation to contact the host team and build a competitive MSCA application, with the aim of developing international collaborations and connecting with Australia’s research community.

If you are working in biofabrication, hydrogel engineering, regenerative biomaterials, or tissue engineering and meet the MSCA eligibility criteria, this could be a strong fit for a postdoctoral fellowship at a leading Australian university.