PhD Student Infection Biology and Field Assisted Biofabrication (ID 2105)

Poste

Durée déterminée

Mid

Science & Recherche

Modalités

Davos Platz, Switzerland

Clôture dans 30 jours

Exigences

Master

Permis UE/AELE

Description

Main Responsibilities

Develop and optimise 3D biofabricated bone model with immune cells Establish infection models with Staphylococcus aureus Introduce and study neutrophil-driven inflammatory processes Apply advanced analytical techniques (e.g. imaging, transcriptomics, cytokine profiling) Analyse and interpret experimental data Contribute to scientific publications and presentations

Responsabilités

Develop and optimise 3D biofabricated bone model with immune cells
Establish infection models with Staphylococcus aureus
Introduce and study neutrophil-driven inflammatory processes
Apply advanced analytical techniques (e.g. imaging, transcriptomics, cytokine profiling)
Analyse and interpret experimental data
Contribute to scientific publications and presentations

Exigences

Master’s degree in biomedical engineering, biology, microbiology, or a related field
Experience in cell culture and laboratory techniques (e.g. molecular biology, microscopy, microbiology)
Experience in neutrophil handling and culture
Experience in planning and executing research experiments
Strong interest in infection biology, immunology, and/or biomaterials
Excellent communication skills in English
Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in an interdisciplinary environment
High motivation and enthusiasm for research

Avantages

Additional desirable skills: Experience with 3D cell culture or tissue models
Knowledge of host–pathogen interactions or infection models
Familiarity with biofabrication, hydrogels, or biomaterials
Exposure to advanced imaging or omics approaches

Entreprise

AO Foundation

Healthcare