The Queen’s University Belfast’s School of Pharmacy invites applications for a PhD Studentship focusing on 3D & 4D printed/bioprinted drug-loaded implants for cancer therapeutics. Targeted long-acting release aims to improve outcome while reducing systemic effects.
The project merges biomaterials, printing technologies and pharmacology within an active, collaborative research environment. Based in Belfast, the successful candidate will access world‑leading facilities and contribute to scholarly
4D-Printed Biomaterials for Targeted Cancer Therapy employer: ScholarLink Inc.
The University of Birmingham offers an exceptional environment for aspiring researchers, particularly in the field of synthetic supramolecular chemistry. With access to state-of-the-art facilities and a collaborative work culture, students are encouraged to explore their interests while developing valuable skills in organic and coordination chemistry. The university prioritises employee growth through mentorship and innovative research opportunities, making it an ideal place for those seeking meaningful and rewarding academic careers.
