Dit ga je doen
A 2-year full-time Post-doctoral researcher (1.0 FTE) position supported by the NWA LS-NeoCarE consortium. Your project will focus on the development of anatomically shaped osteochondral implants to treat joint regeneration. You will be performing cutting-edge research in the development and convergence of bioprinting technologies, as well as with novel cell technologies, developed by the consortium partners. You will join the Biofabrication for Translational Regenerative medicine group based at the Department of Orthopeadics of the UMC Utrecht and at the Regenerative Medicine Center Utrecht. You will coordinate your work within an (inter)national network of collaborators, while working in an ambitious, motivated, multi-disciplinairy team of clinicians, veterinarians, physicists, chemists, biologists, and engineers. You will work closely with our consortium partners of the TU Eindhoven and LUMC Leiden. You will co-supervise students during their internships and teaching opportunities will be available, if desired. You will be part of the Graduate School of Life Sciences and will receive training, supervision, and guidance for both your research work and personal/professional development, which provides you an excellent basis for an independent academic career.
Hier ga je werken
This position is hosted at the Regenerative Medicine Center Utrecht (RMCU) and you will be appointed at the Department of Orthopedics of the UMC Utrecht. Located at the Utrecht Science Park, the RMCU brings together the largest group of researchers in regenerative medicine in the Netherlands. Our outstanding scientists, engineers, clinicians, students, ethicists and staff work closely together to translate scientific and technological discoveries into patient benefit.
The Department of Orthopaedics at the UMC Utrecht is a global leader in the development of novel regenerative technologies, such as 3D (bio)printing, the application of biomaterials and controlled release systems, and novel imaging modalities. The department also initiated the Utrecht Biofabrication Facility, a leading European knowledge center that aims at expediting emerging biofabrication technologies in areas of regenerative medicine, 3D in vitro cell culture models and therapeutic treatments. The department is also involved in the Utrecht Advances in vitro models Hub (U-AIM), taking key steps towards the establishment of the next generation animal-free biomedical research.
Dit neem je mee
- You are interested in the combination of technology and biology.
- You hold a PhD degree in Cartilage Biology, Joint Regeneration, or a related field.
- You are curious, motivated, goal-oriented, eager to learn, and thrive in a multidisciplinary research environment. You are able to tackle challenges in an effective manner, also when this requires a creative/non-conventional approach.
- You are able to work independently, but also in a team. You are able to connect and collaborate with our consortium partners.
- You are able to communicate scientific ideas and results effectively. Proven proficiency in written and spoken English is required.
- Experience with biofabrication technologies and/or organoid culture will be positively evaluated.
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prof.dr.ir. Jos Malda
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