Queensland University of Technology is seeking a motivated PhD candidate to develop patient‑derived oncology NAMs for breast cancer research. The project combines cancer biology, tissue engineering and microphysiological systems to translate patient tissues into robust NAM workflows.
You will work within a multidisciplinary team, leveraging MiPSET partnerships to advance organoid culture and hydrogel‑based 3D culture systems, contributing to functional therapeutic evaluations and translational
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PhD Candidate: Patient-Derived Breast Cancer NAMs in Newcastle employer: Queensland University of Technology
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is an exceptional employer that prioritises a healthy work-life balance and offers competitive remuneration, including generous superannuation and leave benefits. With a strong commitment to professional development and inclusivity, QUT fosters a collaborative culture where employees can thrive while contributing to meaningful educational outcomes. The hybrid work model and focus on Indigenous Australian engagement further enhance the unique advantages of working at this vibrant institution in Kelvin Grove.
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Queensland University of Technology Recruitment Team
