PhD Candidate in Physics: Label-Free Super-Resolution Microscopy at University of Vienna University of Vienna in Austria

University of Vienna is advertising a predoctoral / PhD candidate position in the Faculty of Physics within the Quantum Optics and Microscopy team around Professor Thomas Juffmann . The project focuses on advanced imaging experiments and label-free super-resolution microscopy , with applications in biosciences and a strong interdisciplinary environment spanning physics, optics, biophysics, and biomedical research. The successful candidate will join a research group working on the limits of imagi...

KTH Royal Institute of Technology is advertising a Postdoc in Super Resolution Light Microscopy within its research group in advanced optical imaging . The project focuses on the technical development and implementation of new types of adaptive super-resolution microscopes , including the design of new illumination methods and optical systems that generate pulse sequences and illumination patterns for imaging beyond the limits of traditional methods. The work is collaborative and will be carried...

The University of Vienna is advertising a University assistant predoctoral position in the Faculty of Physics within the Soft Matter Experiments (SoMeX) Lab led by Prof. Roberto Cerbino . The project sits at the intersection of soft matter physics , biophysics , active matter , and experimental methods for complex fluids and biological systems. The lab works on topics such as rheology and rheo-microscopy of complex fluids and soft materials , collective behaviour of cells and bacterial systems ,...

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) is advertising a PhD position in Brillouin Microscopy in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The position is suited to candidates with a strong background in physics and practical experience in microscopy . Experience in mechanobiology or biomedical research is especially desirable. The post is shared by Imran AKCA-AVCI , Associate Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at VU Amsterdam, who appears to be the academic owner of this opening. This is a ...

A PhD position is available at the Institute of Biophysics, Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria, in the group of Prof. Peter Pohl and under the supervision of the project’s Principal Investigator, Dr. Denis Knyazev. The project addresses a major open question in membrane biology: how the proton-motive force contributes to protein translocation across biological membranes via the Sec translocon. The successful candidate will work on a highly interdisciplinary project combining single-molecul...