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Post-doctorant (H/F) pour l'imagerie de durée de vie de fluorescence associée à la microscopie super-résolue CNRS in France
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Available
Deadline
Dec 1, 2026
Country
France
University
CNRS
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About this position
This postdoctoral project is hosted by the Nanobio team at ISMO, within a joint CNRS / Université Paris-Saclay unit, and is part of the European ERC TimeNanoLive project.
The work focuses on pushing the limits of fluorescence lifetime microscopy and single-molecule localization microscopy to observe living biological systems and nanostructures dynamically. The recruited researcher will help develop a new time-resolved fluorescence lifetime measurement approach that is closely connected to single-molecule brightness analysis methods.
The project combines highly precise spatial localization with reduced acquisition times and access to key photophysical parameters that reveal the local environment of fluorophores. It aims to extract structural, dynamic, and environmental information at the single-molecule scale, with applications to cells, nanostructures, and functional materials.
The research sits at the interface of physics, physical chemistry, photophysics, and biology, in a strongly interdisciplinary environment that links instrumentation, modelling, and biological applications.
Depending on the candidate’s background, the postdoctoral researcher will contribute to the design, development, and validation of optical setups, parameter optimisation, adaptation of data-analysis tools, sample characterization, student supervision, publication writing, and conference dissemination.
Funding details
Available
What's required
The post is aimed at candidates trained in physics/optics or in physico-chemistry with expertise in photophysics. A background and interest in developing new experimental methods, optical instrumentation, experimental parameter optimisation, and data analysis tools are expected. Experience with fluorescence or single-molecule methods is relevant; the advert also indicates that the successful candidate should be able to work on calibration/model systems/biological samples and contribute to scientific writing, reporting, and conference presentations.
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