Yuval Elani

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A PhD position is available at Imperial College London, supervised by Yuval Elani, Oscar Ces, and Rongjun Chen. The research focuses on developing automated microfluidic pipelines for designing, building, testing, and discovering compartmentalized lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) for drug and vaccine delivery. The project sits at the intersection of biomimicry, nanomedicine, automation, and microfluidics, offering a unique opportunity to work in cutting-edge areas of biomedical engineering and chemical biology. The successful candidate will join the Institute of Chemical Biology EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (ICB CDT), gaining access to a vibrant research community and advanced facilities. While specific eligibility criteria are not detailed, applicants should have a strong interest in the relevant fields. Funding details and application deadlines are not specified. Interested individuals are encouraged to contact the supervisors directly for more information.

Imperial College London is recruiting a postdoc for the Elani Lab on an ARIA-funded programme in mitochondrial engineering . The project focuses on developing methods for encapsulating bacteriophages within lipid compartments using high-throughput microfluidic platforms and a membrane chemical biology toolkit. The successful candidate will work closely with Symbiosis Labs to help pioneer novel bacteriophage-based approaches for mitochondrial editing . Relevant backgrounds include liposome technologies , drug delivery , membrane chemical biology , microfluidics , synthetic biology, and related fields. The post is based at Imperial College London in London, United Kingdom , within a large collaborative ecosystem involving academic laboratories and a deep-tech startup. This is a postdoctoral research opportunity rather than a scholarship. No deadline was stated in the post. Interested applicants should use the Imperial job link or contact the poster for more information.