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sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) with sarcomeres. This will require real-time imaging of the dynamics of these three organelles during flight muscle morphogenesis, as well as high-resolution optical and electron
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). 4. Experience working in a research laboratory. 5. Knowledge of experimental optics, quantum optics, imaging techniques, or microscopy. 6. During the term of employment, the candidate may not be
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optical physics. This could include but is not limited to imaging, sensing, optical communication, and optical computing; knowledge and experience in integrated optics would be an advantage. Additional
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, and Smart Grid •Biomedical Electronics, Biomedical Imaging, Nano-Biotechnology, Biophotonics, Bioinformatics, Medical Informatics, Neuroengineering, Computational Bioengineering, Biomedical Sensors
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analysis, discussion of results and proposal of new experiments and approaches. He will be asked to obtain and analyze optical and confocal microscopy images and to develop radiochemical and immunochemical
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Sciences | Chemistry and Biochemistry Administration A postdoctoral researcher appointment is available in the Carpenter Spectroscopy Group (https://www.carpentergroup.site/ ) in the Department of Chemistry
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flexible work arrangement agreements on a temporary or permanent basis for any reason at any time. Responsibilities: 3D printing and printer management (30%) • Work with investigators to develop, prototype
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: Design and conduct bioimaging experiments using optical, fluorescence, confocal, multiphoton, photoacoustic, or other advanced microscopy and imaging modalities Prepare and handle biological samples
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development, microphysiological systems, spectroscopy, in vivo confocal microscopy, or other optical imaging approaches. Experience with small animal procedures or surgical support, if applicable. Good
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emphasis on emerging wearable optically pumped magnetometer (OPM) technology. These methods and hardware will improve the spatial resolution, robustness, and computational foundations of MEG source imaging