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We are looking for a world of experience with experience and motives interested in the clinical translation of the medical techniques of the clinic. The candidate should obtain a PhD in biological materials or biomedical engineering with the experience of polymer and manufacturing (or an equivalent experience). This project will improve, improve the formulation, manufacture and process of vital materials in force to support the translation of innovation from the laboratory into surgery.

The candidate will have the opportunity to work closely with academics, surgeons and technology transfer office with the project moving towards marketing. The candidate will also have the option to learn more about organizing medical devices, a pre -clinical test and will have the opportunity to develop their entrepreneurship skills.

Ultimately, this project aims to improve the lives of those who suffer from dangerous burns and distortion primarily to overcome technical challenges associated with clinical translation of biological materials such as organization, sterilization and sterilization.

This short project (7 months) requires an independent and organized person with the challenge of solving technical problems.

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We offer a wonderful collection of benefits including high -competitive annual leave (with the ability to buy more), generous retirement scheme, flexible job opportunities, commitment to your development and welfare, a wide range of retail discounts, and much more.

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