Postdoctoral Researcher in Multimodal Imaging

Job summary

This position involves conducting research in biophotonics with a focus on improving imaging techniques for the early detection of pancreatic cancer. The role is part of a collaborative team dedicated to advancing multimodal, functional optical bio-imaging technologies.

Qualifications

• PhD in biomedical optics, electrical engineering, photonics, or a related field
• Expertise in optical imaging technology, image processing, and modeling
• Experience in experimental work within a photonics laboratory
• Familiarity with fiber optics or imaging catheters is advantageous
• Strong communication and presentation skills

Responsibilities

• Identify cancer detection biomarkers using SO-OCT and NIR-II fluorescence, leveraging AI
• Develop multimodal imaging systems incorporating SO-OCT and NIR-II fluorescence
• Explore system architectures for fiber optic implementations of the imaging system
• Collaborate with an international research team
• Publish and disseminate research findings
• Co-supervise BSc and MSc students
• Contribute to securing research funding

Education

• A formal qualification of a PhD degree (or equivalent) is required.

Tools

• NIR-II fluorescence imaging
• Spatial offset optical coherence tomography (SO-OCT)
• AI for biomarker identification