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FHNW, located in Muttenz, Switzerland, is seeking a PhD student to rethink antibody and viral vector production, designing, building and automating bioreactor setups with pumps, sensors and peripheral equipment. You will also develop upstream processes and validate new technologies through mammalian cell cultures and data analysis.
The role involves close collaboration with industrial partners, a strong emphasis on hands-on experimental work, and dissemination of results through publications and
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As a PhD student in the Bioprocess Technology lab (Muttenz, Basel), working closely with an industrial Partner, you will rethink how antibodies and viral vectors are produced. You will design, build and automate cell culture setups that combine state-of-the-art pump, filtration and sensor technology, and develop new upstream processes that make full use of the latest process innovations. We are looking for a candidate with an excellent technical track record who enjoys hands-on engineering and is driven to turn technical ideas into working bioprocess solutions.
The position starts with an initial one-year contract. If the agreed milestones are met in the first year, the contract will be extended for the rest of the PhD.
The FHNW School of Life Sciences offers state-of-the-art technical, laboratory and office facilities. Contributing to the school’s highly motivating working environment - which is second to none - are its collaboration with a large number of companies and institutions in Switzerland and abroad, a widely varied programme of scientific events, and daily contact with young students in research and teaching. The FHNW is also committed to equal opportunities and the compatibility of private and professional life.
Wide range of university sports
Cultural programme of lectures, concerts, theatre and films
Established implementation of equal pay
Targeted promotion of doctoral projects
Annual working time (42 hours/week) with the option of part-time and teleworking
Mentoring programme for career development
Start Date: by agreement, ending on 2027 12 31.
Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW
Hofackerstrasse 30
4132
Muttenz
Any questions?
About the position:Prof. Dr. Thomas K. Villiger, , Contact: thomas.villiger@fhnw.ch
31 December 2026.