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Job Description Job Alerts Link Apply now Job Title: Research Fellow (Chemical Imaging) 2 Posting Start Date: 06/02/2025 Job Description: Job Description We are looking for passionate and self
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responsibilities will include: Prepare biological samples for TEM, including fixation, staining, sectioning, embedding, and mounting. Perform TEM imaging and support data acquisition and basic image analysis
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on radionuclide imaging and therapy of cancer (radiotheranostics), multi-modal molecular imaging and nanotheranostics (various forms of nanoformulas). More information on the research work is available at https
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; • Proficiency in programming; • Proficiency in additive manufacturing-related software, including 3D modelling and path planning; • Ability to integrate sensors (e.g. laser scanning, thermal imaging) for
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cluster provides shared access to state-of-the-art instrumentation across multiple imaging platforms and techniques, technical expertise, and assistance in optimal image collection and analysis
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cortical neurons, functional loss-of-function approaches, single-nucleus RNA sequencing (snRNA-seq), xenotransplantation, and advanced in vivo imaging (e.g., 2-photon calcium imaging), the aim is to uncover
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(EM) to join our multidisciplinary team. The successful candidate will lead EM-based investigations and contribute to the development of advanced imaging protocols. This position offers access
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have experience in operating prototype line for fabricating commercial type cells. • Minimum 5 years of experience at academic or industry after Ph.D. related to battery research
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facilities dedicated to microfluidics, high-resolution imaging, and cell culture that will support the fellow in training, setup, and execution of the project, and the successful candidate will have the
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on radionuclide imaging and therapy of cancer (radiotheranostics), multi-modal molecular imaging and nanotheranostics (various forms of nanoformulas). More information on the research work is available at https