Research on magnetic materials
CoCoGel is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Industrial Doctoral Network (DN)
(HORIZON-MSCA-2022-DN-01-01) aimed at providing integrated training for early
career researchers, enabling them to achieve scientific excellence and set the
foundations of their future careers.
CoCoGel is seeking 15 motivated PhD Candidates (DCs) in the field of Soft
Condensed Matter. The Network involves leading experts in 6 academic and 6
industrial nodes. In particular, we are looking for two candidates to join the
Magnetic Soft Matter Group at the University of Granada (DC3) and NanoGetic
(DC11). See the brochure in the link below for more information about the projects.
Enquiries about the positions should be directed to the respective supervisors
(DC3) Juan de Vicente (jvicente@ugr.es) or (DC11)
Rossella Naselli (r.naselli@nanogetic.es), and the CoCoGel Project
Manager Dr. D. Ljumovic
(dusankaljumovic@iesl.forth.gr)
The Magnetic Soft Matter Group is a multidisciplinary group of young researchers from diverse backgrounds in physics, chemistry, biology, biotechnology, chemical engineering, industrial and telecommunication engineering.
In the Singular Laboratory in Advanced Technologies F2N2Lab at the University of Granada, the group carries out cutting-edge research on magnetic nanomaterials through rheomicroscopy experiments, particle-level simulations (molecular dynamics), and finite element method simulations. Currently, we are developing several Nanomedicine applications, in particular cancer treatment and tissue regeneration methods, through the use of non-stationary triaxial magnetic fields using our specially designed equipment. The group collaborates with leading international researchers and research institutes as well as renowned multinational companies (Total Marketing Services, Maxamcorp Holding S. L., Unilever R&D, PDVSA, Repsol-YPF, Kolmer S.A., Rylesa, Polymat, NanoMyP, Nanogetic, Microliquid and Operon).