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Project Manager for German BioImaging
German BioImaging is looking for a Project Manager. Please see the job advertisement for details.
Member of Academic Staff at the BIOTEC Dresden
Tasks: service oriented assistance in the microscopy facility of the BIOTEC technology platform; support of facility users in standard and complex image processing e.g. quantification and colocalisation analysis; development of user- and project specific software tools as plugins in already available software solutions; teaching of basic image processing concepts in student courses; teaching of advanced methods for high end users; collaboration with the other Imaging Facilities in Dresden and beyond.
Requirements: master or diploma university degree in image processing, computational science, computational biology or related subjects; experience with biological imaging and/or microscopy related image processing tools and toolboxes, e.g.: ImageJ, Fiji, Matlab, CellProfiler, Imaris, Huygens, Volocity; good knowledge of a high-level programming language, statistical background; ability to work in the facility team; open personality to communicate in English with users of different scientific background. Working experience in a service oriented environment will be advantageous.
Further Information: http://www.verw.tu-dresden.de/StellAus/einzelstelle.asp?id=1808&lang=en
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow (#CCPD01) at the IMB Mainz
The newly founded Institute of Molecular Biology gGmbH (IMB) is an Excellence Centre for Life Science, funded by the Boehringer Ingelheim Foundation, and located in Mainz, Germany. The institute has set up a new Group for Superresolution Light Microscopy/Nanoscopy, with an application focus in the fields of epigenetics, developmental biology and DNA repair. The group is directed by Professor Christoph Cremer, a long term expert in the field of advanced light microscopy and its application in nuclear genome structure research. In collaboration with Professor Cremer, the successful candidate for this Postdoc position will be responsible for establishing and applying already existing technologies in the field of superresolution light microscopy, in particular approaches of structured excitation illumination (SEI) and spectrally assigned localization microscopy (SALM), and make contributions to their further development.
Further information you find here: http://www.imb-mainz.de/fileadmin/imb/jobs/Postdoc_CCPD01.pdf
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