This adjunct staff researcher position supports ongoing efforts in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering to develop and characterize phase-separated, microstructured hydrogels for applications in angiogenesis and wound healing. The position is situated in Li research lab focused on designing biomaterials that mimic complex extracellular environments to regulate cell behavior and tissue regeneration. The work contributes to a broader program aimed at understanding how spatially patterned material properties influence vascular formation and wound repair processes in vitro. The staff will be involved in experimental research related to the fabrication, imaging, and functional evaluation of injectable hydrogels that exhibit liquid-liquid phase separation and tunable microstructure. This position requires engagement with advanced biomaterial systems and offers the opportunity to contribute to hypothesis-driven studies that examine how hydrogel properties guide endothelial cell migration, organization, and matrix remodeling. The role is suited for staff with foundational laboratory experience and a strong interest in biomaterials, tissue engineering, or regenerative medicine.
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