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ApplyKite Editorial 3 Nov 2026
Biomaterials Professors and Supervisors in Austria
Professors in biomaterials in austria
233 professors found
TU Wien
Austria
Research Interests
Tissue Engineering
Materials Chemistry
Bio-inspired Engineering
Biophilic Design
Biomaterial
TU Wien
Austria
Research Interests
Tissue Engineering
Biochemical Engineering
Biomaterial
Electrospinning
Regenerative Medicine
Full Professor
Graz University of Technology
Austria
Research Interests
Polymer Chemistry
Tissue Engineering
Cellulose Chemistry
3d Printing
Biomaterial
University Clinic of Dentistry, Medical Univeristy Vienna
Austria
Research Interests
Tissue Engineering
Periodontics
Osteogenesis
Bone Regeneration
Biomaterial
Institute for Chemistry and Technology of Biobased System (IBioSys) Graz University of Technology S
Austria
Research Interests
Materials Chemistry
Polymer Chemistry
Nanostructured Materials
Supramolecular Chemistry
3d Printing
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences
Austria
Research Interests
Tissue Engineering
Polymer Physics
3d Printing
Biomaterial
Additive Manufacturing
Medical University of Vienna
Austria
Research Interests
Tissue Engineering
Biochemical Engineering
Biomaterial
Vascular Biology
Electrospinning
Carinthia University of Applied Sciences
Austria
Research Interests
Tissue Engineering
Prosthodontics
Digital Dentistry
Additive Manufacturing
Prosthetics Engineering
Institute for Chemistry and Technology of Biobased System (IBioSys) Graz University of Technology S
Austria
Research Interests
Tissue Engineering
Materials Chemistry
Electrospinning
Cellulose Chemistry
3d Printing
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Living costs in Austria
Estimated costs in Austria.
MonthlyYearly | Austria |
|---|---|
 Utilities & Connectivity Electricity, water, internet, and mobile per year | €552 $600/yr |
 Visa & Immigration Fees Student visa and residence permit fees per year | €147 $160/yr |
 Dining Out & Social Restaurants, cafes, and social dining per year | €2.0k $2,160/yr |
 University Tuition Average PhD tuition per year | €1.4k $1,500/yr |
Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo
Popular professors
Head
Paracelsus Medial University
Austria
Research Interests
Tissue Engineering
Cell Biology
Musculoskeletal Biology
Extracellular Matrix Biology
Inflammatory Biology
University Professor
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences
Austria
Research Interests
Solid Mechanics
Polymer Chemistry
Adhesive Bonding
Lignin Chemistry
Wood Science
Graz University of Technology
Austria
Research Interests
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Cell Biology
Nanomedicine
Drug Delivery
Mirna
Opportunities these professors hire for
Polymer Biotechnology Group (POLYBIO)
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The Polymer Biotechnology Group (POLYBIO) is seeking a motivated PhD student to join its multidisciplinary research environment. The group draws inspiration from nature to develop innovative and functional biohybrid materials . The research combines bacterial biopolymers with biologically active components, bringing together concepts from polymer biotechnology, biomaterials, nanocellulose, materials science, chemistry, chemical engineering, and biotechnology . The project offers an opportunity t...
Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
Materials Science
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Jeff Zaleski
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Indiana University
United States
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The Zaleski Lab in the Department of Chemistry at Indiana University is seeking a postdoctoral fellow/biomaterials scientist to join its multidisciplinary research environment. The project focuses on the design and synthesis of hybrid molecular and nanomaterial catalysts. The researcher will investigate bacterial cells, membrane biochemistry, extracellular vesicles, and interactions between cell-derived materials and nanomaterials. The work combines biomaterials research with bacterial cell grow...
Biochemistry
Chemistry
Biomedical Engineering
+6 more
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US Food and Drug Administration
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United States
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New Today
Just Landed
Two postdoctoral ORISE fellowships are available in the laboratory of Dr. Nirjal Bhattarai in the Office of Therapeutic Products at the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, in Silver Spring, Maryland. The project sits within a regulatory science environment focused on biologics, including cell and gene therapies, and aims to support the evaluation of next-generation therapeutic products. The fellowship offers two related research directions. One focuse...
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Materials Science
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