Postdoctoral
Researcher in Bioprinting and Cardiovascular Tissue Engineering
Main
Responsibilities
a. Core Technology Development. Lead
research on bioprinting technologies for cardiovascular tissue construction and
regeneration, including the development, performance optimization, and printing
process exploration of bioinks (such as hydrogels, cell/ extracellular
vesicle-loaded systems, etc.).
b. Project Research Implementation. Design
and execute research plans focused on specific areas such as cardiovascular
surgical disease models, functional vascular grafts, or vascularized tissue
construction.
c. Mechanism and Application Exploration.
Utilize established bioprinted models to investigate the pathophysiological
mechanisms underlying cardiovascular disease development and progression, or to
evaluate the efficacy and biosafety of novel therapeutic
strategies/biomaterials.
d. Academic Output. Publish high-impact
academic papers, present at conferences, and actively participate in
applications for research grants.
e. Team Collaboration. Collaborate closely
with researchers in molecular biology, cell biology, biomedical engineering,
and clinical fields within the laboratory to jointly advance project progress.
Qualifications
a. Basic
Requirements
●Holding or about to obtain a
Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Cell
Biology, Basic Medicine, or related fields, typically with the Ph.D. degree
obtained within the last three years.
●Compliance with laws and
regulations, physical and mental well-being, a passion for scientific research,
strong academic integrity, team spirit, and a high sense of responsibility.
●Excellent Chinese and English
writing and communication skills, capable of conducting independent scientific
research.
b. Professional
Background and Skills
●Essential Experience: Possesses
solid research experience in bioprinting, biofabrication, or tissue
engineering, and is familiar with at least one mainstream bioprinting
technology (e.g., extrusion-based, photopolymerization).
●Core Skills: Proficient in
relevant experimental techniques such as 3D cell culture, hydrogel material
preparation and characterization, and the evaluation of physicochemical and
biological properties of biomaterials.
●Preferred Qualifications
◆ Experience in
cardiovascular cell biology, cardiovascular disease models, or blood-contacting
material research.
◆ Background in microfluidics,
organoids, or organ-on-a-chip research.
◆ Background in CRISPR/Cas9 gene
editing research.
◆ Specialization in bioink
development or printed tissue maturation.
◆ A strong publication record
with first-author high-impact SCI papers in related fields.
