Your Tasks Your tasks The successful candidate will work on: · Integration of translocating and targeting peptides into nanoparticle polymer complexes · Assess nanoparticle transport in endothelial cell models using fluorescence-based methods · Evaluate tumour-targeting efficacy in glioblastoma models. · Collaborate closely with researchers in materials science and bioengineering Your Profile Required qualifications Applicants should hold a Master’s degree in nanomedicine, biomaterials, pharmaceutical sciences, chemistry, biomedical engineering, or a related discipline, and must meet the MSCA Doctoral Networks mobility and eligibility requirements (). Desired experience Experience in cell culture and fluorescence-based methods, as well as nanoparticle synthesis and functionalization would be an asset. Benefits: We Have a Lot To Offer Regular promotion to the next level and increase in salary pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement for the public service of the German Länder (TV-L) or remuneration pursuant to the Bavarian Public Servants Remuneration Act (BayBesG) plus an additional annual bonus 30 days annual leave at five working days per week with additional free days on December 24 and 31 Occupational pension scheme and asset accumulation savings scheme Structured doctoral degree programs Systematic career development in collaboration with the Graduate Center Thorough onboarding process with a dedicated team Joint team activities Subsidized food and drinks in our student restaurants Place of work within comfortable walking distance of public transport Family-friendly environment with childcare options, also during school holidays Flexible working hours A wide range of training courses and opportunities for professional development Active health management