Postdoc in Acoustofluidics and Biomedical Device Engineering

The Biomedical Microfluidics Group at Heidelberg University invites applications for a full-time Postdoc position (100%) in Acoustofluidics and Biomedical Device Engineering. The role focuses on designing and experimentally evaluating devices for vesicle enrichment and separation using acoustic fields. The successful candidate will combine ultrasound transducers, electronics, and microfluidic components into functional systems, automate measurements, and collaborate with biologists, chemists, and clinical researchers to connect separation experiments with downstream analysis. The position offers scientific independence, access to advanced facilities, and opportunities for project leadership and student supervision, with a start date from 1 February 2027 and a duration of up to two years.