哈佛医学院Jeff Karp/Nitin Joshi课题组招公派/联陪博士 biomaterials/drug delivery
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Please email CV and cover letter to[email protected]
For more inquires, you can also reach me by WeChat: JJG2022
Recruitment of Joint-PhD / Visiting Scholars
Jeffrey Karp and Nitin Joshi Lab
Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School
Biomaterials and Drug Delivery
Project Title: Next generation biomaterials for therapeutic applications
Project Scope: The student will develop next generation biomaterials; including hydrogels, microparticles and nanoparticles for multiple therapeutic applications, through a highly multidisciplinary approach. These biomaterials and their therapeutic formulations will be characterized using dynamic light scattering (DLS), chromatography, FTIR, transmission electron microscopy and other characterization techniques. Additionally, the student will also evaluate the therapeutic effects of these formulations in vitro using cell culture assays.
In addition to the rich research environment among top institutions in Boston such as Harvard and MIT, the student will gain exposure to other translational projects in the lab – ranging from medical adhesives to bioreactors and engineered cells, which the student will likely employ in his/her research. The intern is expected to be enthusiastic, sincere, and most importantly — a team player. The student will have opportunity to master his/her skills in research planning, scientific presentation and writing, and appreciate unique challenges in academia versus industry.
Prerequisites: Self-funded students are preferred. Enthusiasm and willingness to accept challenges to perform high-impact research. It's preferred but not necessary that the student should have some knowledge of drug delivery or formulations and/or taken courses on Biomaterials, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Bionanotechnology etc. Experience in academic or industrial research or team-based projects will be an extra asset.
For more inquires, you can also reach me by WeChat: JJG2022
Recruitment of Joint-PhD / Visiting Scholars
Jeffrey Karp and Nitin Joshi Lab
Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School
Biomaterials and Drug Delivery
Project Title: Next generation biomaterials for therapeutic applications
Project Scope: The student will develop next generation biomaterials; including hydrogels, microparticles and nanoparticles for multiple therapeutic applications, through a highly multidisciplinary approach. These biomaterials and their therapeutic formulations will be characterized using dynamic light scattering (DLS), chromatography, FTIR, transmission electron microscopy and other characterization techniques. Additionally, the student will also evaluate the therapeutic effects of these formulations in vitro using cell culture assays.
In addition to the rich research environment among top institutions in Boston such as Harvard and MIT, the student will gain exposure to other translational projects in the lab – ranging from medical adhesives to bioreactors and engineered cells, which the student will likely employ in his/her research. The intern is expected to be enthusiastic, sincere, and most importantly — a team player. The student will have opportunity to master his/her skills in research planning, scientific presentation and writing, and appreciate unique challenges in academia versus industry.
Prerequisites: Self-funded students are preferred. Enthusiasm and willingness to accept challenges to perform high-impact research. It's preferred but not necessary that the student should have some knowledge of drug delivery or formulations and/or taken courses on Biomaterials, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Bionanotechnology etc. Experience in academic or industrial research or team-based projects will be an extra asset.
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