Postdoctoral position in biomedical microsystems

Fabricate, characterise and optimise a microfluidic platform for continuous monitoring of oxygen consumption, scaling it from single cells to spheroids and organoids, in Maria Tenje's EMBLA organ-on-chip group in the Division of Biomedical Engineering. The postdoc builds a portable prototype in plastic and applies it to liver and brain spheroid and organoid models, with collaborators at the Rudbeck Laboratory and DTU, towards a possible spin-out.

Doctoral degree in biomedical engineering, engineering physics, nanotechnology, mechanical or electrical engineering, materials science or a related field, with documented experience fabricating microfluidic systems (UV lithography, silicon and glass etching, PDMS casting and bonding) and rapid prototyping.