PhD in Responsive Hydrogel Platforms for Biomedical Applications and Polymer Materials Heidelberg University in United Kingdom

University of Oxford’s Kavli Institute for Nanoscience Discovery is advertising a postdoctoral chemist position in advanced therapeutics . The lab is seeking talented and creative chemists with strong experience in polymer chemistry or small molecule synthesis . The role sits in an interdisciplinary environment focused on developing creative, impactful solutions to pressing healthcare challenges. This is a research opportunity at the Kavli Institute for Nanoscience Discovery, University of Oxfor...

Postdoctoral opportunity at the University of Oxford , based at the Kavli Institute for Nanoscience Discovery . The Stevens Group is recruiting two Postdoctoral Research Scientists to work on chemical synthesis and advanced biomaterials for therapeutic and drug-delivery applications. This post is especially relevant for researchers with experience in organic chemistry , polymer chemistry , medicinal chemistry , polymer or small-molecule synthesis , biomaterials , materials characterisation , and...

Professor Jason Davis at the University of Oxford is advertising two Postdoctoral Research Associate positions in his group, starting from January 2027 and expected to run for 3–4 years . The openings are aimed at researchers with expertise in synthetic receptor chemistry and polymer synthesis for one position, and liposome/nanoparticle engineering for the other. These are chemistry-led postdoctoral roles with strong relevance to materials science and potentially biomedical engineering / deliver...

PhD opportunity at Aston University: Project title: Novel Polymer Systems for Ostomy Adhesive Applications . This is an industry-funded, fully funded 3.5-year PhD studentship offered through Aston University's PhD+ scheme. The project sits at the interface of academia and industry and is linked with Coloplast A/S and the Aston Institute for Membrane Excellence. Research focus: polymer synthesis, polymer materials, advanced polymer characterisation, sustainability, and medical adhesive applicatio...

The Fibrous Biomaterials Laboratory at Queen Mary University of London has launched its online home and invites prospective collaborators, researchers, and students interested in fibrous living matter. The group works on the mechanics of fibrous systems found in the cell cytoskeleton, connective tissues, and biomaterials, with a strong focus on biomechanics, mechanobiology, and bioengineering. This post is not an active funded opening, but it does indicate that motivated candidates may contact t...