Cardiff University's Biophotonics lab, led by Professor Paola Borri, has secured a major grant to develop next-generation multiphoton microscopy for bioimaging applications. The lab is seeking to appoint two postdoctoral researchers with expertise in optical microscopy instrumentation, covering both hardware and software development. The positions are fully funded for three years, with the possibility of extension depending on project progress and funding availability.

Research in the lab focuses on advancing biophotonics and bioimaging technologies, with a strong emphasis on the development and application of cutting-edge optical microscopy techniques. Successful candidates will join a dynamic team at Cardiff University, contributing to the design, construction, and optimization of advanced multiphoton microscopes for biological research. The project offers opportunities to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and to work at the interface of physics, engineering, and biology.

Applicants should hold a PhD in physics, engineering, or a closely related field, and demonstrate hands-on experience in optical microscopy instrumentation. Skills in both hardware and software development are essential, and prior experience in biophotonics or bioimaging is highly desirable. The positions are ideal for candidates seeking to advance their careers in academic research and technology development within the field of biophotonics.

Interested individuals are encouraged to contact Professor Paola Borri directly at [email protected] for more information. Further details and the official application process will be announced soon. Stay updated via the Cardiff University job portal and Professor Borri's LinkedIn profile.