Microfluidics Professors and Supervisors in New Zealand

Professors in microfluidics in new zealand

27 professors found

Associate Professor

University of Canterbury

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Tissue Engineering

Cell Biology

Microfluidic

Micromechanics

Microfabrication

University of Otago

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Biochemical Engineering

Biochemistry

Bioanalytical Chemistry

Biosensor

Lab-on-a-chip Technology

Senior Lecturer

Massey University

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Tissue Engineering

Solid Mechanics

Digestive Physiology

Forecasting

Gut Microbiota

Graduate Teaching Assistant

University of Auckland

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Biochemical Engineering

Tissue Engineering

Bioprocess Engineering

Biosensor

Microfluidic

Lecturer

Victoria University of Wellington

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Fluid Mechanics

Polymer Physics

Particle-laden Flow

Viscous Flow

Nanofluidics

Professor, Food Science Director

University of Auckland

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Biochemistry

Microencapsulation

Natural Products Chemistry

Lipidomic

The New Zealand Institute for Plant & Food Research Limited

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Microbiology

Botany

Plant Immunity

Plant Biology

Plant Microb

Senior Lecturer

University of Auckland

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Anesthesiology

Medical Imaging

Regional Anesthesia

Ablation Techniques

Blood Flow

University of Canterbury

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Tissue Engineering

Polymer Chemistry

Biomaterial

Composite Material

3d Printing

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Living costs in New Zealand

Estimated costs in New Zealand.

MonthlyYearly
New Zealand

Housing

Shared flats and off-campus rentals per year

NZ$16.4k

$9,600/yr

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University Accommodation

On-campus student housing per year

NZ$12.3k

$7,200/yr

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Visa & Immigration Fees

Student visa and residence permit fees per year

NZ$641

$375/yr

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University Tuition

Average PhD tuition per year

NZ$37.6k

$22,000/yr

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Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo

Popular professors

Associate Professor

University of Canterbury

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Tissue Engineering

Crop Science

Microfluidic

Microfabrication

Micromechanics

Senior Lecturer

Massey University

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Tissue Engineering

Solid Mechanics

Digestive Physiology

Forecasting

Microfluidic

Senior Lecturer

University of Canterbury

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New Zealand

Research Interests

Power System

Energy Engineering

Microgrid Technology

Hvdc Technology

Electrical Engineering

Opportunities these professors hire for

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US Food and Drug Administration

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United States

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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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INSERM

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France

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This postdoctoral project is based in the G2L team within the PGNM laboratory at Inserm and contributes to an ANR-funded research programme under the PEPR Med-OoC call. The project focuses on building standardized human neuromuscular models derived from hPSC and integrated with microfluidic chips. The aim is to improve diagnostic precision while reducing reliance on animal models. The appointed researcher will work on CRISPR/Cas9 engineering of reporter hPSC lines specific to neuronal and muscle...

Cell Biology
Biomedical Engineering
Biology
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DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory

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United States

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The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Army Research Laboratory (DEVCOM ARL) is seeking a postdoctoral researcher in its Integrated Photonics Branch within the Photonic, Electronic and Quantum Sciences Division. The project centers on photonic integrated circuit sensors for small molecules and proteins, with a strong emphasis on wearable electronics for continuous chemical and biological sensing. The successful researcher will contribute to the development of wearable PIC-based se...

Biomedical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Biology
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