Dear colleagues,
We have an open position at the LMSC for an image analysis specialist. Please distribute (or apply) if you think you know somebody in your group or elsewhere that could be interested: Staff Scientist: Image Processing and Analysis The Light Microscopy and Screening Center (LMSC) of the ETH Zurich is one of the leading academic core facilities in Switzerland offering access to advanced microscopy and highthroughput screening instrumentation. Currently we have ~250 users, mostly coming from the life sciences, but including researchers also from physics, material science etc. Due to strongly increasing demand, the LMSC has recently set up the Data Analysis Unit (DAU) to support its users in their data-analysis and image-processing needs. This unit is currently being built up and we are looking for an image processing expert to strengthen our team. Tasks will include 1) Basic support: Education of users in the fundamentals of image processing as well as the usage of image processing packages (e.g. ICY, Fiji/ImageJ, Imaris); 2) Advanced support: Development of customized software, as plugins or stand-alone applications, for imageanalysis tasks at all levels; 3) Keeping current: Establishing contacts with research-groups specialized in biological image-processing, participating in conferences, staying informed of relevant new literature. While the position is primarily service driven, independent research activity is strongly encouraged and (co-)supervision of Masters and PhD students is anticipated. In this position, you will be exposed to a broad range of image-based research problems, many of which can be solved with existing tools, others that will require some customization, and some that can lead to the development of new methods and tools. The suitable candidate holds a MSc/PhD degree in Computer Science/Physics/Biology or related field. Programming/scripting skills in Matlab, Python, or similar, for image analysis and/or plugindevelopment in ICY/Fiji/ImageJ is expected. Good communication skills (clear and fluent English) and willingness to participate in teaching and research activities at quite different levels are essential. The contract is initially for one year but can be prolonged with a possibility of becoming permanent. The ETH Zurich offers a cutting-edge infrastructure, a highly international environment and excellent working conditions. Deadline for application: September 2nd, 2013. Answers: Will be sent out by the end of September 2013. Starting date: October 2013 (negotiable). Please submit, in electronic format: A brief cover letter, CV, publication list, a short description of your current and previous research interests, and the contact details of potential references to: Françoise Oklé ([hidden email]<mailto:[hidden email]><mailto:[hidden email]>). Further information is available on www.lmsc.ethz.ch<http://www.lmsc.ethz.ch/><http://www.lmsc.ethz.ch/> or contact Dr. Simon F. Nørrelykke ([hidden email]<mailto:[hidden email]><mailto:[hidden email]>). Cheers, Simon. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Simon F. Nørrelykke, PhD Data Analysis Unit, Head Light Microscopy and Screening Center ETH Zurich, HPI F15 Schafmattstrasse 18 CH-8093 Zurich, Switzerland Tel. : +41 44 633 0759 Email : [hidden email]<mailto:[hidden email]> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -- ImageJ mailing list: http://imagej.nih.gov/ij/list.html |
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