“Developing biosensing devices and materials for the detection of disease-specific biomarkers in clinical samples”
Applications are invited for a postdoctoral position in the lab of Prof Dana Alsulaiman in the PSE Division at KAUST. The postdoc will be involved in leading a highly translational project, combining functional biomaterials and microfabricated technologies in the design of next generation biosensing devices for nucleic-acid biomarkers detection. The aim of the work is to enable more effective and minimally-invasive techniques for disease diagnosis and monitoring from ‘liquid biopsy’ type clinical samples. The project will involve collaboration work with local hospitals as well as international world-leading universities.
This postdoctoral position will offer you a chance to work with an interdisciplinary team of material scientists, bioengineers and chemists within an inspiring environment where you will have access to cutting-edge technologies and facilities offered at KAUST. Your tasks will include:
KAUST Benefits for Postdoc Fellows
The candidate must possess expertise in nucleic acid sensing strategies, microfabrication, in addition to electrical or optical biosensor development demonstrated through published high-impact peer-reviewed articles. A strong background in biomaterials characterization and data analysis is also required. Applicants must have received their PhD degrees within the past 5 years
Please upload your updated CV, cover letter, list of publications, and the contact information for three references to interfolio
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