Jan de Boer participated to a joint conference organized by 'Cell and Tissue Engineering Societies of UK' between 11th-13th June at University of Nottingham. Jan gave a keynote lecture about 'Life at the cell-material interface' at the 'Next Generation Biomaterials Discovery' section. 
BiS BEP Students visited RIVM National Institute for Health and Environment as guests of Dr Nick Beijer former jandeboer.lab alumni. Nick shared his inspiring experiences related to cell-biomaterial interactions to assess biocompatibility at his current research.
There is an open PhD position at BiS related to ' Signal Transduction at the Cell-Biomaterial Interface'. We are looking for an ambitious PhD candidate who will study the transcriptomic landscape at the cell-biomaterials interface and experimentally investigate them in materials used in the field of regenerative medicine. The successful candidate is equally excited about computational analysis and lab work; she / he is passionate about molecular biology and has a desire for unravel biomolecular mechanisms. The research performed by the candidate is an essential link between biomaterial engineering and clinical application of biomaterials in regenerative medicine, which is the focus of the Regenerative Engineering and Biomaterials cluster. For more information please visit TUe website or contact Jan de Boer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
There is an open PhD position at MERLN, University of Maastricht related to modelling at cell-matrix interface. For the original job advertisement visit Academic Transfer website.
BiS is recruiting a group leader (assistant, associate or full professor). We are looking for a creative and pro-active team player to establish her/his own line of research and strengthen our research on biomaterials discovery. Topics that we consider important to bring biomaterials from the lab to patients are computational modeling, process engineering, material engineering, but we are open to listen to your ideas. For more information please contact Jan de Boer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
