Summary
The Hoey Lab at Trinity College Dublin is offering two PhD positions focused on innovative mechano-immunomodulatory strategies for bone fracture repair. The project aims to explore the relationship between mechanical loading and macrophage function during healing processes, contributing to advancements in biomedical engineering and immunology.
PhD Scholarships in Biomedical Engineering / Immunology at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Designation
PhD Researcher (2 Positions Available)
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Research Area | Biomedical Engineering / Immunology |
| Location | Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland |
| Eligibility | Degree in biomedical/mechanical engineering, biomedical sciences, immunology, or related discipline. Previous experience in immune cell culture and biomaterials is advantageous but not required. Excellent communication skills are essential. |
| Job Description | – Investigate mechanisms of macrophage mechanotransduction and mechanosignalling related to bone repair. – Develop novel mechanobiologics for targeting the early immune environment in bone healing. – Engage in interdisciplinary research and collaborate within a dynamic research team. |
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit a CV along with the names and contact details of three referees via email to Prof. David Hoey at dahoey@tcd.ie.
Last Date to Apply
31st May 2026
Contact Information
For further inquiries, please reach out to:
- Email: dahoey@tcd.ie
- Phone: +353 1896 1359
- Address: Trinity College Dublin, 152 – 160 Pearse St, Dublin 2
- Lab Website: Hoey Lab
- Centre for Biomedical Engineering: TCBE
- AMBER Centre: AMBER
Take this opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research in bone healing and mechanobiology!
