The Organs-on-Chip Technologies Group offers a multidisciplinary research environment, within a team of cell biologists, engineers, physicians and physicists. If your goal is to develop highly innovative technologies and in-vitro models that will ultimately change the life of patients, do not hesitate, contact us!
(deadline: 10.9.2025; internal deadline: 19.8.2025) Let us know if you are interested!
The MSCA PF are open to postdoctoral researchers from all disciplines who are within eight years of their PhD defense and who have an experienced supervisor. Two types of fellowships are available:
1) European Fellowships allow postdocs of any nationality to apply for a two-year position at UniBE, provided they have not lived or worked in Switzerland for more than 12 months in the three years before 10 September 2025. Postdocs who have recently arrived may still be eligible to apply.
2) Global Fellowships allow postdocs to spend up to two years at an institution outside an EU Member State (MS) or Associated Country (AC), followed by a one-year return phase to an EU MS or AC, e.g. Switzerland. Applicants must be citizens or long-term residents of an EU MC or AC, and must not have lived or worked in the outgoing host country for more than 12 months in the three years before 10 September 2025. Both current postdocs at UniBE and new arrivals are eligible to apply.
no open position (the posting for the Next-generation Lung-on-Chip PhD position on October 30th, 2024, is closed).
no open positions at the moment
We are always looking for outstanding students for internships, tranings and MSc thesis, do not hesitate to submit your application (CV, letter of motivation and the name of two persons of reference) to: Prof. Dr. Olivier Guenat
Do you want to learn about a specific OOC technique? Vasculature-on-Chip? Lung-on-chip? If so, you can get a grant from the 3RCC to visit our lab.
The Swiss 3R Competence Centre is offering grants of up to CHF 10,000 to support short-term visits (1 day to 8 weeks) to other labs in Switzerland or abroad. The goal is to help researchers learn and implement 3Rs approaches (Replacement, Reduction, Refinement) through hands-on training.
Who can apply: PhD students, postdocs, technicians, and lab assistants currently working in Switzerland.
More info: Swiss 3RCC Knowledge Transfer Grant 2025
