Post Doctoral Fellow - Bioengineering
Listed on 2026-01-01
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Engineering
Research Scientist
Post Doctoral Fellow - Bioengineering role at Clemson University MBA Programs
Clemson University:
College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences:
Bioengineering
Location: Clemson, SC
Open Date: Jan 19, 2024
Job DescriptionA highly motivated postdoctoral research associate is sought for constructing a testbed that recreates several physical variables relevant to the surfaces of marine vessels, including shear forces, temperature, and pressure. The experimental results from the testbed will guide the design of beneficial microbial communities. The postdoc will work closely with optics experts to integrate cutting‑edge imaging equipment and with microbiologists to understand and achieve design specifications.
Overall, the role requires key work as part of a large, fast‑paced, interdisciplinary project with collaborators at multiple institutions. The position is in the Department of Bioengineering at Clemson University. The initial offer is for a 1‑year position, with possible extensions based on performance and continuation of funding.
- Ph.D. in a related field (Bioengineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics)
- Experience and skills relevant to the construction of testbeds or systems for in‑vitro characterization, including fluidics/microfluidics design, hydrodynamics, sensor integration, automation, LabVIEW, and 3D design/fabrication
- Understanding of or strong interest in biofilms and the engineering of microbial communities
- Demonstrated ability to work in groups on integrated tasks, independently solve problems, and progress on challenging research endeavors in a timely fashion
- Excellent communication skills, with frequent presentation and reporting opportunities
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