英国布莱顿大学博士后职位—伤口愈合

英国布莱顿大学博士后职位—伤口愈合

Research Fellow In Wound Healing

University Of Brighton

Research Fellow in Wound Healing School of Sport and Health Sciences Location: Eastbourne or Falmer

Salary: £36,382 to £43,434 per annum Fixed Term End Date: 31/05/2024 Closing Date: Monday 20 June 2022 Interview Date: To be confirmed Reference: HE4033-22-211-R

The Centre for Regenerative Medicine and Devices (CRMD) within the School of Sport and Health Sciences are looking to recruit a highly-motivated post- doctoral research fellow with a proven expertise in podiatry.

This is a 6-years project (value >£3.5M) bringing together 13 researchers and 5 research fellows with expertise ranging from chemistry and material science/engineering to computer modelling, applied molecular and cell biology, genomics and podiatry. The project aims to develop the first ever theranostics wound dressing platform to improve the quality of life of millions of patients worldwide.

For the first time, a systematic profiling of the wounds of patients treated with different dressings will identify non-healing and healing pathways and inform computer modelling and biomaterial science research that will develop a biomimetic functionalisation of the dressings and integrate molecular probes able to provide clinicians with information about the status of the wound healing process. The post is funded by a prestigious project granted by the UK Research and Innovation Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council entitled ‘A biomimetic macromolecular platform for tissue healing and diagnostics at medical device interfaces: a personalised wound dressing model'.

As the Research fellow, you will play a fundamental role in the project and will be responsible for the interaction with clinicians, the storage and collection of wound exudates and wound dressing samples. In order to be successful in the post, you should have:

Please see the attached job description and person specification for full details of this post.

This post is full-time (1.0 full-time equivalent) and fixed term until 31/05/2024.

If you would like an informal discussion about this post, please email Prof. Matteo Santin, Professor of Tissue Regeneration at M.Santin@brighton.ac.uk or Simon Otter, Principal Lecturer at S.Otter@brighton.ac.uk

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