Fellowship in Wearable Electronics via Additive Manufacturing

Universidade de Coimbra; Portugal; On-site; EUR 14,000 - 17,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Coimbra invites applications for a non-degree-granting research grant in Biomedical Engineering within the ADDITIVE4LIFE project. The position targets doctoral students or master's degree holders enrolled in related non-degree courses, with preference for those versed in soft matter electronics, polymers, and additive manufacturing.

The grant is located at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, supervised by Mahmoud Tavakoli, and funded by ERDF under COMPETE

Qualifications

• Doctoral students in Biomedical Engineering are eligible to apply.
• Master's degree holders in Biomedical Engineering enrolled in a non-degree course may apply.
• Knowledge in soft matter electronics, polymers, and additive manufacturing is valued.

Responsibilities

• Develop materials and methods for large area wearable devices via additive manufacturing of electronics and sensors.
• Work under scientific supervision and contribute to the work plan for health and sport applications.

Skills

Soft matter electronics

Polymers

Additive manufacturing

Education

Doctoral student in Biomedical Engineering

Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering enrolled in non-degree course

Job description

The University of Coimbra invites applications for a non-degree-granting research grant in Biomedical Engineering within the ADDITIVE4LIFE project. The position targets doctoral students or master's degree holders enrolled in related non-degree courses, with preference for those versed in soft matter electronics, polymers, and additive manufacturing.

The grant is located at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, supervised by Mahmoud Tavakoli, and funded by ERDF under COMPETE