Postdoc: Novel MINFLUX Microscope: Join the Ries lab in developing cutting-edge super-resolution microscopy methods for structural cell biology. This project focuses on creating a fast, simple, and robust 3D and multi-color MINFLUX microscope with the highest performance as open source, aiming to revolutionize access to high-end microscopy technology.
Postdoc: Development of a Novel MINFLUX Microscope
Designation: Postdoctoral Scientist
Research Area: Super-resolution microscopy for structural cell biology
Location: University of Vienna, Austria
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Hold a PhD degree in physics or engineering
- Strong background in optics and developing complex microscope hardware
- Experience with building scanning microscopes (STED, confocal) and programming (Python, FPGA) is beneficial
- Excellent spoken and written English skills
- Highly motivated with a drive for independent research
Job Description: As a postdoctoral scientist in the Ries lab, you will collaborate closely with an electrical engineer to develop a fast, simple, and robust 3D and multi-color MINFLUX microscope. Your responsibilities will include prototyping, refining, and testing the microscope design, as well as contributing to the development of instrument control software and electronics. You will work within a team with extensive experience in microscope development, receiving training and supervision throughout the project while maintaining a high level of drive and independence.
How to Apply: Please send your application documents to jonas.ries@univie.ac.at, including a concise description of your research experience, a list of published articles, and contact details for three references. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis, and the position will be filled as soon as a suitable candidate is found. The position is initially funded for a period of three years.
Last Date for Apply: Rolling basis until the position is filled
Contact: For further details about the project, please contact Jonas Ries at jonas.ries@maxperutzlabs.ac.at. More information about the Ries lab can be found at:
