Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Medical Physics and Proton Therapy at University of Bergen University of Bergen in Norway

Postdoctoral Fellow opportunity in the Medical Physics Division of the Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The position focuses on developing novel computational methods and experimental methods for image guided radiation therapy . The fellow will work with state-of-the-art medical linear accelerators, CT scanners, and a FLASH-capable ProteusONE proton therapy system. This is a full-time postdoctoral appointment intended for candidates who have completed ...

Research Associate in Proton Therapy Detector Development at The University of Manchester , working with The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester, UK. This fixed-term post is part of a translational pilot project focused on the development and evaluation of a novel time-of-flight detector system for in-vivo range verification in proton beam therapy . The role involves experimental work in a proton research facility, detector design and optimisation, timing electronics, validation studies,...

PhD Research Fellow opportunity at the University of Oslo , Department of Physics, for a project on multi-modal microscopy and tomography of virus-infected organoids . The project focuses on developing and adapting advanced optical microscopy methods, including photonic chip-based super-resolution microscopy , optical diffraction tomography , and quantitative phase microscopy , to study viral infection in organoid models such as gut and brain organoids. The work also includes correlative fluores...

A 100% full-time, 3-year Postdoctoral Research Fellow position in tumor cell biology is available at the University of Oslo, in the Department of Molecular Medicine, Division of Biochemistry, Institute of Basic Medical Sciences. The post is part of the Collas Lab and is linked to the research group of Prof. Philippe Collas and the project group of Dr. Marie Rogne. The project focuses on advanced prostate cancer and aims to explore the therapeutic potential of microproteins. The successful candid...

Exciting postdoctoral opportunity at the Francis Crick Institute in London: a fully funded 4-year Crick PACE Postdoctoral Fellowship focused on the mechanical control of pancreatic cancer stem cells. The project is proposed by Alberto Elosegui-Artola and Axel Behrens, bringing together physical sciences and cancer biology to study how mechanical cues influence pancreatic cancer stem cell behavior. This is a strong fit for researchers interested in biophysics, biomedical research, cancer stem cel...