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Doctoral student in hormone sensing between biophysics and biotechnology

KTH Royal Institute of TechnologyStockholm, SwedenDeadline 19 Nov 2026
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Host institution

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Country

Sweden

  • Location

    Stockholm, Sweden

  • Deadline

    19 November 2026

  • Field

    Physics

  • Contract

    Full time

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Third-cycle subject: Applied Physics or Biotechnology

Hormones shape metabolism, fertility, mood and sleep, yet they are rarely measured, and then mostly by blood tests in a clinic. In the Hormones Project, funded by KTH InspireLab, we are developing an affordable optical system that measures six hormones in urine, at home, every day. As a doctoral student you will work at the border between biophysics and biotechnology: you will prepare and characterise urine samples, validate against established laboratory methods, and design and test the detection system.

The project is jointly led by three research leaders at AlbaNova and SciLifeLab. Read more about the project here

Supervision: Carlota Canalias, Michael Fokine and Cecilia Williams are proposed to supervise the doctoral student. Decisions are made on admission.

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