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THIS POSITION is based at the SoftiMAX beamline, part of the Imaging group at MAX IV, which encompasses 12-15 people (post-docs, engineers, scientists). Their main task is to aid research and
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of optics, imaging systems, digital holography, speckle metrology, Matlab and simulations, signal processing, the Fourier transform, machine learning, and classifiers such as SVM. Meriting qualifications
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approach combines behavioral experiments, psychophysiology, computational modeling, and brain imaging (fMRI). We offer a dynamic, international research environment where you can contribute to top-level
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the molecular mechanisms underlying genome-interacting processes using a highly multidisciplinary approach that combines advanced single-molecule fluorescence imaging with a range of biophysical, structural, and
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, electrification of heat, and energy storage are deemed. We aim to design and prototype different technologies, including low and high temperature thermal energy storage and integrated systems. The postdoc will
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This post-doctoral position is part of the EU cofund research project AMBER, Advanced Multiscale Biological imaging using European Research infrastructures is coordinated by LINXS Institute
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research unit. The division focuses on uncovering molecular mechanisms of health and disease through advanced imaging and biophysical approaches. The research group hosting this position studies Contractile
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pancreatic slice physiology using imaging and functional assays The group is part of SciLifeLab and the Wallenberg Center of Molecular and Translational Medicine (WCMTM), and maintains an active network
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The AMBER project This post-doctoral position is part of the EU cofund research project AMBER, Advanced Multiscale Biological imaging using European Research infrastructures, will address scientific
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the EU cofund research project AMBER, Advanced Multiscale Biological imaging using European Research infrastructures, will address scientific and sectoral gaps in biological imaging ranging from molecular