You have learned how to analyse complex situations in biological systems and have the quantitative tools to understand them. You have learned skills that you can apply in Nanobiology research like biomedicine, synthetic biology, optics, biotechnology, etc. either in academia, medical institution or within industry.
Beyond research, you could find your place at an industrial company, a scientific institution, or a government agency where you will use your scientific knowledge to draft and evaluate research proposals and policy plans from national and international research groups.
With your ability to shift between domains of science and technology, you also have a great foundation for a career as a teacher, science journalist or advisor.
Your excellent problem solving skills will be valued for many varied job opportunities!
Research Scientists
- In academia: Molecular Medicine, Biophysics on topics such as stem cell and cancer research, Synthetic Biology and Nanoscience
- In business: Scientist/project manager in research and development in companies such as DSM and Philips Commerce & Technology
- Developer or product specialist in imaging/nanotech instruments
- Software specialist in imaging/data analysis