Master projects/internships - Leuven | More than two weeks ago
With the imec team and university collaborators, the student explores, selects, designs, builds, and tests workable imec-based solutions for bioprinting and printing biophotonics using projection imaging and holography fused with super-resolution imaging chemistry.
Current additive manufacturing processes suffer from slow fabrication speed, limited resolving power, geometrical constraints, and undesired surface topology. Enabling a new generation of high resolution, high throughput 3D-fabrication techniques we (imec)... Current additive manufacturing processes suffer from slow fabrication speed, limited resolving power, geometrical constraints, and undesired surface topology. Enabling a new generation of high resolution, high throughput 3D-fabrication techniques we (imec) want to fix that and usher in a new age of microfluidic devices, bioinspired photonics, batteries, catalysts, and bioprinting. For the latter, we are developing rapid 3D-printing method to produce organelles for rapid drug discovery, rapid tissue reconstruction, and replacement organs and is the emphasis of this call.
With the imec team and university collaborators, the student explores, selects, designs, builds, and tests workable imec-based imaging solutions for bioprinting and biophotonics using projection imaging and holography fused with super-resolution imaging chemistry. At the completion of the master’s student will be a lithographer with multidisciplinary background in lasers, holography, optics, lithographic modelling, photochemistry, and lithography patterning technology and science.
Type of Project: Thesis; Combination of internship and thesis
Background: Physics, chemistry, photochemistry, optics and or nanoscience
Master program: Physics; Nanoscience & Nanotechnology; Bioscience Engineering
Master's degree: Master of Science
Duration: 1 year
Supervisor: Claudia Fleischmann
Supervising scientists: for further information or for application, please contact John Petersen (john.petersen@imec.be) and Carmen Bartic (carmen.bartic@imec.be)
Only for self-supporting students.