Research Assistant in Polymer Chemistry: The Institute of Polymer Chemistry in collaboration with the Eye Clinic in Tübingen is offering a part-time research assistant position. This role focuses on polymer-based drug delivery systems and nucleic acid therapeutics. It provides an exciting opportunity for motivated scientists to work in an interdisciplinary field involving ophthalmology, biochemistry, and polymer chemistry.
Research Assistant in Polymer Chemistry for Nucleic Acid Therapy
Summary Table:
| Position | Research Assistant (Polymer Chemistry for Nucleic Acid Therapy) |
|---|---|
| Institute | Institute of Polymer Chemistry, Stuttgart |
| Collaborating Clinic | Eye Clinic, Tübingen |
| Employment Type | Part-time (65%) |
| Salary | TV-L E13 |
| Location | Stuttgart and Tübingen |
| Application Deadline | May 31, 2024 |
| Start Date | As soon as possible |
| Contact Person | Dr. Friederike Adams |
| friederike.adams@ipoc.uni-stuttgart.de | |
| Phone | +49 711 685 64488 |
| Website | IPOC |
Study Area: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Polymer Chemistry, Material Sciences, Drug Delivery
Location: Stuttgart and Tübingen, Germany
Eligibility/Qualification:
- M.Sc. in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Polymer Chemistry, Material Sciences, Drug Delivery, or related fields.
- General knowledge of relevant techniques in polymer and organic chemistry.
- Experience with analytical techniques (NMR, GPC, MS, DLS, etc.).
- Familiarity with physicochemical characterization of nanoparticles, cell-based assays, and work in S1 laboratories is advantageous.
- Motivated, eager, and curious scientist capable of working independently.
- Good English proficiency; German knowledge is beneficial but not mandatory.
Description: The Institute for Polymer Chemistry is seeking a talented and motivated research assistant to join their team focusing on polymer-based drug delivery systems. The project involves designing experimental protocols, conducting polymerizations to create intelligent or sustainable materials, performing cell-based assays, interpreting data, and presenting findings to an interdisciplinary audience through articles and conferences. The work will be conducted in collaboration with the Eye Clinic in Tübingen, emphasizing innovative drug delivery systems and nucleic acid therapeutics using new and sustainable materials. This is an interdisciplinary project spanning ophthalmology, biochemistry, and polymer chemistry, offering a dynamic and collaborative work environment.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should send their application, including a cover letter, CV, and references, to Dr. Friederike Adams at friederike.adams@ipoc.uni-stuttgart.de. For more information about the group and the project, visit IPOC or Eye Tübingen.
Last Date to Apply: May 31, 2024
Take this opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research in polymer chemistry and nucleic acid therapeutics in a collaborative and innovative environment.
