PhD in Smart Biosensors for Living Systems at Queensland University of Technology Queensland University of Technology in Australia

North Carolina State University is advertising a Postdoctoral Research Scholar in the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States . The position is with the Abolhasani Research Group and is part of the NSF-funded SPEED (Self-driving Platforms for Expedited Experimental co-Design) Programmable Cloud Laboratory . The project focuses on self-driving laboratories , autonomous experimentation , laboratory automation , robotics , process control , scient...

PhD opportunity in supramolecular chemistry at UNSW Sydney , School of Chemistry, with Dr Nicole Rijs and Prof Jonathon Beves. This interdisciplinary project sits at the intersection of analytical chemistry , synthetic chemistry , data science , and machine learning . The research focuses on reading out information from dynamic chemical systems and developing synthetic chemical systems that mirror behaviours of biological networks. A key technical component is the use of ion mobility mass spectr...

Postdoc opening in generative AI for biology , with related interests in graph neural networks , topological deep learning , topology , machine learning , and drug discovery . The post is shared by Alessandro Luongo, who points to an openings page on his website. The opportunity appears to be a research position rather than a scholarship or studentship. No country, institution name, funding package, deadline, or eligibility details are stated in the post itself. Interested candidates should use ...

TU Delft is advertising a Postdoc in Cross-disciplinary Research within its Bio-microfluidics team at the Faculty of Applied Sciences . The project focuses on microfluidics , organ-on-a-chip , and lymphatic-on-a-chip technologies for studying and improving the subcutaneous bioavailability of therapeutics. The research aims to develop a predictive 3D microfluidic platform that mimics human lymphatic transport and integrates a vascularized barrier to improve physiological relevance. The system wil...

This PhD project at the University of Technology Sydney focuses on the development of a novel line-scanning Brillouin-Raman microscopy system for rapid, high-resolution mapping of mechanical and chemical properties in biological samples. Brillouin spectroscopy measures visco-elastic properties, while Raman spectroscopy probes chemical composition, and their combination enables advanced mechano-chemical mapping in 3D. The project addresses the challenge of slow point-by-point image acquisition by...