Lab Research Assistant
Basic information
Job description
The Li Lab at the Department of Biomedical Engineering and IQ Institute is looking for enthusiastic and motivated undergraduate researchers to join the group.
Lab website:
The successful applicants will:
1. Work within an energetic and active group in the brand-new IQ building equipped with state-of-the-art facilities.
2. Involve, or ideally independently lead cutting-edge biomedical engineering research projects on medical sensors, electronics, and robotic devices.
3. Get rich training and experience in medical device prototyping using various 3D printing, and laser processing methods.
4. Receive the opportunity to attend weekly lab meetings and seminars.
5. Receive authorship for making contributions to academic publications.
6. Present their research in academic symposiums and conferences.
7. And more.
About the Li Lab
The Li Lab aims to engineer biologically interfaced machines, specifically miniaturized sensors and robots, which can seamlessly integrate and precisely interact with the biological systems, towards precision, ubiquitous, and affordable healthcare infrastructure. We are particularly interested in fundamental sciences leading to new sensing and actuation principles, by exploring the spaces between traditionally different fields. We also seek to develop scalable manufacturing methods to translate these inventions into ubiquitous diagnostics and therapeutics. Examples of our work include soft bioelectronic neural interfaces for sensing neurotransmitters and hormones, microscale robots for targeted medicine delivery, and soft robots for safer human-machine interaction.
The student is expected to work a minimum of 10 hours/week in the lab, and a longer commitment is encouraged.
If you are interested, please send in the following documents:
- CV
- Most recent transcript
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