The University of Messina is seeking a researcher to contribute to the PoliReMediA project, focusing on polynucleotide-based regenerative medications for healing and aesthetic applications. This role involves assessing functional recovery in experimental models of traumatic joint injuries.
The successful candidate will be instrumental in designing and implementing protocols to evaluate joint function through various assessments, including mobility, range of motion, gait analysis, and locomotor performance testing.
Quick Facts
| Opportunity | Job |
|---|---|
| Institution | Università degli Studi di MESSINA |
| Location | MESSINA, Italy |
| Region | Europe |
| Open to | EU nationals only |
| Funding | Not specified |
| Stipend / Salary | Annual budget: EUR 47,505 |
| Duration | Not specified |
| Application deadline | 12 December 2026 |
About the Position
The core research activity involves evaluating functional recovery in experimental models of traumatic joint injuries after treatment with polynucleotides and hyaluronic acid. Responsibilities include developing and executing protocols for assessing joint function, such as mobility, range of motion (ROM) measurements, gait analysis, and locomotor performance testing, along with collecting relevant biomechanical and functional parameters related to motor recovery.
Eligibility
- Open to researchers of all profiles (R1-R4)
- Eligible destination country: Italy
- Eligible countries of residence: Europe
- Eligible nationalities: Europe
Benefits
Not specified in the official listing – check the source page.
Documents Required
Not specified in the official listing – check the source page.
How to Apply
- Refer to the selection announcement on the Università degli Studi di MESSINA website for detailed eligibility criteria and application instructions.
- Visit the official job details page at https://www.unime.it/bandi-e-concorsi
Source: EURAXESS.
Details can change – always confirm eligibility and deadline on the official listing before applying.
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