Positions for Ukranian scientists - Chem., Mater. Sci, Cell and Mol. Biol.

Biofilms – Research Center for Biointerfaces (BRCB) is a translational research center which connects three faculties at Malmö University. The research of biofilms and biointerfaces is divided in three core research areas: i) Biofilms at interfaces, ii) Smart materials at interfaces and iii) Biobarriers and pharmaceutical design. The core areas have several overlapping interests e.g., expertise in bioelectronics and molecularly imprinted polymers (MIP) is applied in all areas as well as identification and detection of biomarkers. In addition, diseases are studied from different angles for example oral diseases, wounds, cancer and atherosclerosis. Therefore, the center combines different expertise and has an exceptional capacity for interdisciplinary research projects to meet the needs of industry and solve their research problems.
We invite Ukranian scientists at all levels with matching expertise with any of the following topics to apply:
· Diagnostic tools and new therapeutic solutions for bacterial infections, arterosclerosis and cancer based on biosensors and artificial receptors including MIPs.
· Structure and function of biointerfaces at a molecular level. The fundamental research is mainly focused on proteins, enzymes, lipids and biopolymers at surfaces/interfaces.
· Models of biointerfaces (artificial interfaces, biomimetic systems) and new drug delivery vehicles for addressing industry or clinically relevant problems in the areas, e.g., topical drug delivery, development of salivary substitutes, tissue engineering, sensing and diagnostics.
We can provide temporary support and help you with administration and housing while securing longer term financing. Do not hesitate to contact us to see what is possible. We want to help!
Contact person: Börje Sellergren, Email: borje.sellergren@mau.se


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