Christian Karger

University of Bergen is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Medical Physics for the BioPrecise Protons project, an interdisciplinary research environment focused on proton therapy , radiation biology , and precision cancer treatment . The project is led by Professor Kristian Smeland Ytre-Hauge and involves collaboration with the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Haukeland University Hospital, Oslo University Hospital, Quantum UiB, DKFZ German Cancer Research Center, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, and the Research Council of Norway. The research aims to improve the precision of proton therapy, reduce damage to healthy tissue, and develop better methods for calculating treatment effects and targeting radioresistant tumors. The postdoctoral fellow will work in a highly interdisciplinary setting with computer simulations, cell and animal studies, and new detector technology. The role is designed for a motivated researcher who wants to build an international profile, lead innovative research, and contribute to the next generation of proton therapy. Research keywords: medical physics, proton therapy, radiobiology, radiotherapy, cancer treatment, detector technology, precision oncology. Funding: The project receives NOK 40 million from the Research Council of Norway’s Toppforsk programme. The post is part of this funded research initiative; no individual stipend amount is stated in the post. Eligibility highlights: The post calls for a talented and ambitious postdoctoral researcher with strong motivation for scientific challenges and interdisciplinary collaboration. The announcement does not list detailed degree or language requirements in the provided text. Application: The position announcement is available via the linked Jobbnorge posting. Interested candidates should review the official vacancy notice and follow the application instructions there. Application window: No deadline is stated in the provided post text.