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• Establish and optimize advanced 3D in vitro infection models (e.g., staphylococcal abscess communities)
• Investigate early events in infection establishment, including bacterial aggregation, fibrin encapsulation, and antibiotic tolerance
• Characterize neutrophil–bacteria interactions, including phagocytosis, ROS production, and bacterial killing
• Identify and evaluate immunomodulatory compounds that enhance neutrophil function
• Perform cell culture and co-culture experiments using primary human neutrophils and bacterial pathogens
• Apply advanced techniques including confocal microscopy, flow cytometry, and molecular assays
• Analyze and interpret complex experimental datasets
• Contribute to interdisciplinary collaboration with biomaterials researchers within the PREPARE project

PhD Student in Infection Biology at AO Research Institute Davos

PhD Student, Infection Biology and Biomedical Materials

PhD Student focusing on Infection Biology and Biomedical Materials at AO Research Institute Davos. Engaging in interdisciplinary research to improve surgical treatment outcomes.

• Establish and optimise advanced 3D in vitro infection models (e.g. staphylococcal abscess communities)
• Investigate early events in infection establishment, including bacterial aggregation, fibrin encapsulation, and antibiotic tolerance
• Characterise neutrophil–bacteria interactions, including phagocytosis, ROS production, and bacterial killing
• Identify and evaluate immunomodulatory compounds that enhance neutrophil function
• Perform cell culture and co-culture experiments using primary human neutrophils and bacterial pathogens
• Apply advanced techniques including confocal microscopy, flow cytometry, and molecular assays
• Analyse and interpret complex experimental datasets
• Contribute to interdisciplinary collaboration with biomaterials researchers within the PREPARE project

PhD student in infection biology and biomedical materials at AO Research Institute Davos

PhD Student – Infection Biology, Biomedical Materials

PhD student in infection biology and biomedical materials at AO Research Institute Davos. Engaging in advanced research on bacterial infections and neutrophil interactions.

• Develop and optimize a 3D biofabricated bone model incorporating immune cells
• Establish infection models using Staphylococcus aureus
• Introduce and study neutrophil-driven inflammatory processes
• Apply advanced analytical techniques (e.g., imaging, transcriptomics, cytokine profiling)
• Analyze and interpret experimental data
• Contribute to scientific publications and presentations

PhD Student focusing on fracture-related infection research at AO Research Institute

PhD Student, Infection Biology and Field Assisted Biofabrication

PhD Student focusing on research regarding fracture-related infections and biofabrication at AO Research Institute in Davos. Involves developing infection models and contributing to scientific findings.

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PhD Student, Infection Biology and Biomedical Materials

PhD Student – Infection Biology, Biomedical Materials

PhD Student, Infection Biology and Field Assisted Biofabrication