Postdoc positions
PhD positions
Senior engineer at the department of Biomedicine
www.jobbnorge.no/job.aspx?jobid=80283 (there is a "english" option on the upper right)
(added January 24, 2012)
2 Postdoc / engineer position in
superresolution microscopy at the
Interdisciplinary Institute for Neuroscience in Bordeaux
We seek two highly motivated postdoctoral scientists/ engineers to reinforce our research efforts in superresolution microscopy for neuroscience.
Postdoc in super-resolution fluorescence microscopy and cellular biophysics, Rennes, France
One post-doctoral position is available in the team "Dynamic of the Chromatin Architecture", headed by Dr. Sébastien Huet, for a period of 2 or 3 years starting early 2012. The team belongs to the Institut de Génétique et du Développement de Rennes (http://igdr.univ-rennes1.fr/), which hosts 140 people organized in 13 teams working on genetics, developmental biology, cell biology and biophysics. Researchers from the institute benefits from several core facilities including an advanced light microscopy service.
POSITION AS POSTDOC/RESEARCH
FELLOW available at
National Subcellular Imaging Platform, NorMIC-UIO, DEPARTMENT OF
MOLECULAR BIOSCIENCES, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences,
University of Oslo.
The national imaging
platform has received a NOK 20 mill instrument grant from the
Research Council of Norway and will expand and get new instruments for
subcellular
imaging. We are looking for a postdoc/researcher with a strong
background in cell
biology and imaging. The position is financed by the Faculty of
Mathematics and
Natural Sciences, University of Oslo for 3 years. Application deadline
5th January 2012.
10 positions available in Dutch
Nanoscopy Program for PhD-students
The Dutch Technology Foundation (STW) has awarded a consortium of
scientists and companies in The Netherlands with an "STW-perspectief
programme". The aim of this program is to make modern nanoscopy
technology broadly applicable in biomedical research. It is their
ambition to develop new technology that enables full implementation of
nanoscopy in biomedical research. Program leader prof. Erik Manders (Leeuwenhoek
Centre for Advanced Microscopy, Amsterdam) believes that within 10 years
nanoscopy will become standard technique with important consequences for
biomedical research, health care and the high-tech industry.
In this program, 12 positions are available for enthusiastic and
talented PhD students and post-docs who like to contribute to the next
step in advanced microscopy: “biomedical nanoscopy”. Candidates with a
background ranging from engineering, physics and (bio)chemistry to cell
biology and molecular biology are encouraged to send their CV,
motivation-letter according to the directions mentioned on the web-site
http://STW-nanoscopy.nl . For more information please contact
manders(at)uva.nl.
See for more information:
http://STW-nanoscopy.nl