Job Description

Postdoctoral training that will consist of carrying out an independent research in the area of molecular photoacoustic imaging of ovarian and breast cancers using antibody-targeted liposome encapsulated J-aggregates of ICG dye molecules.
Learning Objectives:
Principles of photoacoustic imaging in vivo that will include instrumentation, fluence correction and spectral unmixing algorithms. In addition, there will be training in scientific writing through submission of peer reviewed manuscripts.
Eligibility Requirements:
Ph.D. in Bioengineering is preferred. Ph.D. in other natural science disciplines will be considered.
Mentor Matching:
This position reports to Konstanin Sokolov, Ph.D.


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