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TU Delft is hiring a four-year PhD candidate to develop soft, 3D-printed hydrogel bioelectronics for neural interfaces. The project combines organic electronic materials, hydrogels, one-photon polymerization, high-resolution 3D printing, and microfabrication to create conductive tracks, electrodes, and other electronic components within cell-compatible 3D structures, then tests their ability to record and stimulate human neural cell cultures. The candidate will work in the Bioelectronics research group, collaborate across engineering, materials science, additive manufacturing, biology, and bioengineering, and follow a two-contract employment structure with an initial 1.5-year contract and a subsequent 2.5-year contract subject to performance assessment.
