Postdoctoral Researcher in Fluid Dynamics, IRPHE Institute, Marseille, France

Postdoctoral Researcher in Fluid Dynamics: We are seeking highly motivated candidates for a fully funded postdoctoral position focused on using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to unravel the mechanics of tissue morphogenesis. The position offers a dynamic and interdisciplinary research environment with collaboration opportunities across multiple research institutes in Marseille and Barcelona. The start date for this position is January 2025, with some flexibility.Postdoctoral Researcher in Computational Fluid Dynamics for Tissue MorphogenesisDesignation:Postdoctoral ResearcherResearch Area:Computational Fluid Dynamics, Tissue Morphogenesis, Soft Matter Physics, Fluid Mechanics, EngineeringA Ph.D. in Physics, Mechanics, Applied Mathematics, or a related field .Experience in programming and numerical modeling.While a biological background is not required, candidates should possess a strong motivation to study living systems and engage in interdisciplinary research.Job Description:The successful candidate will work on a project that aims to understand how mechanical properties shape cellular tissues during morphogenesis using high-performance CFD simulations. This research will involve the coupling of complex rheology, growth, and active stresses to explore axis formation in embryonic organoids. The postdoc will collaborate closely with theorists and experimental groups based in Marseille and Barcelona. The work will contribute to a deeper understanding of in-vivo tissue development and offer new insights for tissue engineering.How to Apply:Interested candidates should send their CV, a cover letter outlining their research experience and motivation, and contact information for three references to Dr. Simon Gsell at [email protected] .Last Date to Apply:Please submit your application by (insert specific date before January 2025). Early applications are encouraged, as review and interviews will take place on a rolling basis. #J-18808-Ljbffr