Advanced Hydrogel Bioprinting Specialist for Biomedical Patches

Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research; Italia; In loco; EUR 42.000 - 52.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

The Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale invites applications for a research role focused on bioprinting parameter optimization and hydrogel-based patch development. The project examines how rheological properties influence printability and the mechanical/structural performance of printed constructs and their biocompatibility.

Required are a PhD in biomedical engineering, materials science or chemistry, plus experience in hydrogel development, rheometry, and publication in international

Competenze

• PhD in biomedical engineering, materials engineering, chemistry, or related fields.
• Experience in development and characterization of hydrogels for tissue regeneration.
• Expertise in rheometry applied to bioprinting and related techniques.
• Knowledge of mechanical, chemical-structural (FTIR, microscopy) and biological characterization.

Mansioni

• Optimize bioprinting parameters (pressure, extrusion rate, nozzle geometry).
• Study the relationship between rheology, printability, and mechanical performance.
• Assess biocompatibility and structural properties of printed constructs.

Conoscenze

Rheometry in bioprinting

Hydrogel development

Bioprinting parameter optimization

Scientific publishing

Tissue engineering concepts

Formazione

PhD in biomedical engineering

PhD in materials engineering

PhD in chemistry or related

Strumenti

Rheometer

FTIR

Microscopy

Descrizione del lavoro

The Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale invites applications for a research role focused on bioprinting parameter optimization and hydrogel-based patch development. The project examines how rheological properties influence printability and the mechanical/structural performance of printed constructs and their biocompatibility.

Required are a PhD in biomedical engineering, materials science or chemistry, plus experience in hydrogel development, rheometry, and publication in international