Postdoc Opportunities in Microfluidics in Luxembourg

Professor Savas Tay and the Tay Lab at the University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering are seeking postdoctoral researchers for interdisciplinary projects at the intersection of biomedical engineering, biology, microfluidics, and systems-level measurement . Potential research directions include single-cell proteomics , spatial multi-omics , signaling dynamics and modeling, organoid systems, and autonomous microfluidic data factories. Researchers may contribute to the develop...

This postdoctoral project is based in the Division of Biomedical Engineering at Uppsala University’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering, within the EMBLA research group led by Prof. Maria Tenje . The position sits in an internationally active environment focused on biomedical engineering, materials–biology interactions, organ-on-chip systems, and droplet-based microfluidics. The department combines basic and applied research with a state-of-the-art cleanroom laboratory and close lin...

This postdoctoral appointment at the University of Miami is centered on cell and systems biology research with a strong experimental and translational emphasis. The role combines wet-lab and analytical work spanning kidney-related animal studies, human pluripotent stem cell culture, microscopy, microfluidics, genome editing, drug screening, and molecular biology. The successful researcher will contribute to a broad project environment that includes rodent husbandry, injections, analysis and surg...

This postdoctoral project focuses on self-assembled magnetic microrobots designed to improve the transport of a thrombolytic agent, t-PA, toward blood clots in an in vitro stroke-related setting. The work addresses the challenge that clot obstruction limits drug diffusion, and seeks to combine propulsion, guidance, and controlled release in a microfluidic environment. The researcher will contribute to the development of an autopilot and steering system for the magnetic micro-swimmers, while also...

The postdoctoral researcher will join the PLUME_2 consortium, a multidisciplinary project developing an organ-on-chip platform that integrates blood and lymphatic vessels to measure interstitial flows in real time and investigate tissue homeostasis. The work is centered on the connective tissue compartment of the device, with a focus on building and optimizing its matrix composition using exogenous materials and/or endogenous deposition by cells, on cellularized or devitalized tissues. The posit...

Lund University’s Division of Molecular Skeletal Biology is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to join the Cell, Tissue and Organ Engineering group led by Paul Bourgine. Based in the Faculty of Medicine in Lund, Sweden, the group develops human-specific knowledge to support innovative regenerative therapies. The research focuses on bone as a complex organ with structural, mechanical and hematopoietic functions. The project will examine the coordinated development of cartilage, vasculature, bone a...

The University of Michigan’s Michigan Center for Extracellular Nanomedicine (MCEN) is seeking a founding Postdoctoral Research Fellow to build a platform for resolving extracellular vesicle and particle (EVP) heterogeneity. The position spans the School of Dentistry and College of Engineering in Ann Arbor and focuses on understanding the nanoscale packages that cells use to communicate. The fellow will design, build and validate an integrated EVP platform combining high-resolution separation met...

The Division of Molecular Skeletal Biology at Lund University is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher to join the Cell, Tissue and Organ Engineering group led by Dr. Paul Bourgine . The project is centered on understanding bone formation as a complex developmental process that involves the coordinated establishment of cartilage, vasculature, bone, and bone marrow. The Bourgine lab aims to build human-specific knowledge of these stages in order to support the development of innovative regenerative t...

This postdoctoral project at Wageningen University & Research focuses on developing AFM-IR infrared nanospectroscopy combined with microfluidics for chemical analysis of proteins and protein assemblies in liquid physiological conditions. The successful researcher will contribute to the Nano-Scope project, which investigates protein interactions and self-assembly at the single-molecule level, with relevance to disease and drug formulations. The work sits in the Nanoscale Imaging and Spectroscopy ...