We are hiring
Apart from collaborations and clinical trial on QuickCAS project, we are also looking for Hong Kong Scholars, Post-doctoral fellow, PhD students with a background in robotics, automation, materials science, physics, chemistry, mechanical engineering, nanotechnology, bioengineering, or related areas.
Eligible candidate who are interested in doing research or R&D related to micro-/nanorobotics and systems, and would like to be a member of our research team, please do not hesitate to email your CV with cover letter to [email protected].
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- Postdoctoral Fellow
- Research Assistant (MPhil/MSc/BSc)
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(Degree in Chemistry, Material Science, Biomedical Engineering, Biology, Biological Science or related disciplines)
Focuses on micro-/nanorobotics, functional nanomaterials and their biomedical applications, particularly in pathogen sensing. The group has tight collaboration with the Institute of Digestive Disease (IDD) and the Department of Microbiology of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). The media report of a recent collaboration can be found here.
Experience in development of biomedical device/instrumentation and/or related industrial experience will be advantageous.
This project aims to develop a non-invasive neurostimulation device for pain relief, which is in cooperation with Professor Matthew CHAN in the Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care and Professor Linda LAM and Professor Hanna LU from the Department of Psychiatry.
The appointee(s) will work with the research team and clinical collaborators for a fast-paced, sketch-to-trial full-cycle medical device development for pain relief. The appointee(s) will be responsible to assist the research team for
(a) device development;
(b) evaluation of the developed device on cells and animals; and
(c) performing tests and experiments in campus and clinical sites.
He/she will work collaboratively with other research staff and students in both the engineering team and the biological experiment team.
Experience in pain research, neurostimulation, development of biomedical device/instrumentation and/or related industrial experience will be advantageous.
This project will be conducted in cooperation with the Faculty of Medicine, CUHK. One of the core aims of the project is to build a high power magnetic pulse generator using state-of-the-art power electronics for biomedical applications, such as rehabilitation. The appointee(s) will work with the research team and clinical collaborators for a fast-paced, sketch-to-trial full-cycle medical device development.
The appointee(s) will be responsible to assist the research team for
(a) electronics design and prototyping;
(b) performing tests and experiments in campus and clinical sites; and
(c) undertaking other ad-hoc tasks as assigned by the research team.
He/she will work collaboratively with other research staff and students in both the engineering team and the biological experiment team.
Good programming skills in Python and C. Experience in development of biomedical device/instrumentation and/or related industrial experience will be advantageous.
Please do not hesitate to email your CV with cover letter to [email protected].
