- Postdoc on modelling complex colloidal mixtures for use in bionic muscle engineering (Paris-Saclay, France)
- Phd research project: A radical approach to Alzheimer’s Disease via next-generation computational and experimental methods
- Postdoc: Theoretical modeling of nanoparticles interacting with cells
- General topic postdoc positions at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
- Post-doc position: Biophysical properties of chromatin
- 7 fully-funded PhD studentships in Biophysics (BiPAS CDT)
- PhD Study of the mechanism/s of biological effects of low-power radiofrequency emissions
Functional Soft Matter IFF Spring School

Synthetic and biological polymers, polyelectrolytes, amphiphiles and colloids are the building blocks of many different materials. An understanding of their structural and dynamical properties is important for the rational design of structures with predescribed functionality, in itself a challenging task due to the enormous complexity of these systems.
The goal of this Spring School is not only to teach selected topics from soft matter science and biophysics to students and postdocs in physics, chemistry and biology, but also to establish the interdisciplinary connection between these fields. This includes, in particular, introducing biologists and chemists to physical experimental methods and theoretical modelling, and acquainting physicists with the large variety of fascinating chemical and biological phenomena.
Introductory lectures will present the basics of soft matter science and biophysics. These lectures aim at establishing a common level of basic interdisciplinary knowledge. Subsequent lectures will then treat more advanced topics within both disciplines and emphasize interdisciplinary aspects. In addition, experimental and computer simulation techniques will be presented and explained, and examples of applications will be given.