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The Center for Advanced Microscopy (CAM) is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow to support imaging research at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. CAM supports light microscopy, electron microscopy and image analysis. Annually, we support 700 users from ~300 laboratories across multiple disciplines and research environments. This training position is designed for scientists who are ultimately seeking a career in core facilities. The initial appointment is for one year with the option to renew for one additional year. The fellow will not be performing independent research.  The postdoctoral fellow will focus on training how to support users in a core facility environment. This includes training to be able to perform consultations, basic and complex imaging workflows and image analysis. The fellow will be expected to participate in core-led teaching opportunities, including workshops and seminars. The fellow will also be exposed to opportunities to evaluate instrumentation and interact with industry representatives and core facility operations. Please email CV and cover letter to CAM@northwestern.edu with "Core Postdoc" in the subject line by Tuesday, May 5

We are searching for a creative, independent, and collaborative person to work within the Computational Analysis of Biomarkers Program of Einstein College of Medicine’s Integrated Imaging Program for Cancer Research (IIP-CR) in New York City (www.bit.ly/3Xrg7Y6). The IIP-CR is an established program designed to investigate the hypothesis that a common mechanism regulating cancer metastasis can be targeted in breast, pancreas, and lung carcinomas. The candidate will be the local resident expert in the design, development, and utilization of advanced image analysis techniques. They will use these techniques to aid a multidisciplinary team of cancer biologists and physician scientists in analyzing patient and mouse data in multiple forms, including Multiplexed IHC and IF, spatial transcriptomics, and MRI data. Techniques will include quantitative digital pathology, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. This position is an opportunity for a motivated individual to make a direct and significant impact upon patient care by working directly with physician-scientists on retrospective and prospective clinical trials.   Minimum Education and Experience: Applicants must have an M.Sc. or Ph.D. in a relevant field (e.g. (bio)informatics, cancer biology, biomedical engineering, applied mathematics, etc.) and have experience in image analysis, artificial intelligence, and machine learning programming. Experience in transcriptomic analysis or biomarker development is a plus. The ability to communicate techniques and algorithms to non-experts is crucial.   Special Instructions: To apply, applicants must submit: 1) A cover letter describing the applicant’s interest in the position, 2) A curriculum vitae, and 3) Names of three referees that we may contact for letters of reference. Email applications with the subject “CAB Application” to David Entenberg (david.entenberg@einsteinmed.edu).   Salary range: $75,000 - $100,000 depending on position and experience at time of arrival.   Employer Name: Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Einstein is an equal opportunity employer.

We are searching for a creative, independent, and collaborative person to work within the Computational Analysis of Biomarkers Program of Einstein College of Medicine’s Integrated Imaging Program for Cancer Research (IIP-CR) in New York City (www.bit.ly/3Xrg7Y6). The IIP-CR is an established program designed to investigate the hypothesis that a common mechanism regulating cancer metastasis can be targeted in breast, pancreas, and lung carcinomas. The candidate will be the local resident expert in the design, development, and utilization of advanced image analysis techniques. They will use these techniques to aid a multidisciplinary team of cancer biologists and physician scientists in analyzing patient and mouse data in multiple forms, including Multiplexed IHC and IF, spatial transcriptomics, and MRI data. Techniques will include quantitative digital pathology, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. This position is an opportunity for a motivated individual to make a direct and significant impact upon patient care by working directly with physician-scientists on retrospective and prospective clinical trials.   Minimum Education and Experience: Applicants must have an M.Sc. or Ph.D. in a relevant field (e.g. (bio)informatics, cancer biology, biomedical engineering, applied mathematics, etc.) and have experience in image analysis, artificial intelligence, and machine learning programming. Experience in transcriptomic analysis or biomarker development is a plus. The ability to communicate techniques and algorithms to non-experts is crucial.   Special Instructions: To apply, applicants must submit: 1) A cover letter describing the applicant’s interest in the position, 2) A curriculum vitae, and 3) Names of three referees that we may contact for letters of reference. Email applications with the subject “CAB Application” to David Entenberg (david.entenberg@einsteinmed.edu).   Salary range: $75,000 - $100,000 depending on position and experience at time of arrival.   Employer Name: Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Einstein is an equal opportunity employer.

We are looking for an Applications Scientist (m/f/d) to join our team in Berlin and support our Electron Backscattered Diffraction (EBSD) product line.

The position is temporary (18 months).

The Director is expected to lead the Unit in the interests of the users of the facility, primarily UCT researchers and their post-graduate students, and to develop the EMU as an internationally recognized multi-disciplinary facility in line with UCT’s strategic vision. The main purpose of the position is to lead, develop, maintain, market, and manage the Unit to ensure that it is at the cutting edge of imaging and analysis techniques.  Up to fifty percent of the Director’s time should be spent on self-initiated research in imaging and analysis or a field which uses modern imaging techniques extensively. 

SenseAI Vision is a disruptive software company in the electron microscopy market. It has proprietary ‘compressed sensing’ software that can generate better quality images with less data, to reduce beam damage and speed up workflows. It has applications outside electron microscopy as well. It is growing quickly and already has pedigree, publications and customers all over the world. We are seeking a talented and motivated 4D STEM Specialist to help drive the development and application of SenseAI’s compressed sensing technology within the rapidly evolving 4D STEM landscape. This is a unique opportunity to work at the frontier of electron microscopy, contributing both to cutting-edge research and to the commercial translation of novel imaging methods. What We Offer:

• Hybrid working – flexibility to work from home with regular in-person collaboration
• Monthly team meetups in Liverpool – stay connected with a motivated, passionate team
• Autonomy & opportunity – a genuine chance to shape the direction of a pioneering deep-tech start-up, with real responsibility from day one
• Competitive salary – commensurate with experience
• Options package – share in the success you help create
• Be part of something exciting – join a fast-growing, award-winning team working at the cutting edge of electron microscopy and beyond

  Responsibilities:

• Design, prototype, and validate 4D STEM data acquisition and processing pipelines, working closely with the R&D and software development teams
• Develop and implement advanced ptychography workflows, pushing the boundaries of what is achievable with compressed sensing approaches
• Translate complex 4D STEM methodologies into robust, scalable processing tools and contribute these up the chain to the core development team
• Collaborate with applications and product teams to ensure 4D STEM capabilities are effectively integrated into SenseAI's software platform
• Engage with customers and the wider research community to gather feedback, demonstrate capabilities, and support adoption of 4D STEM features
• Contribute to scientific publications, conference presentations, and technical documentation showcasing SenseAI's advances in 4D STEM
• Stay current with the rapidly developing 4D STEM and ptychography literature, identifying opportunities to incorporate emerging techniques
• Support pre-sales and evaluation activities by providing expert technical insight into 4D STEM workflows and applications

  Preferred Qualifications:

  Essential:

• Right to work in the UK (essential) - candidates must hold or be eligible for full UK right to work;
• Based in, or willing to relocate to, the North West of England (preferred); UK-based candidates will also be considered
• Master's or PhD in Physics, Materials Science, Engineering, or a related field
• Strong hands-on experience in scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM), with specialisation in 4D STEM techniques and ptychography
• Proven ability to prototype and test 4D STEM data acquisition and processing methods
• Proficiency in scientific coding (Python, MATLAB, and/or C++) with experience developing data processing workflows
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to develop and communicate complex technical concepts clearly
• Experience collaborating across multidisciplinary teams, including software engineers and product developers Desirable:
• Knowledge or awareness of compressed sensing as applied to 4D STEM
• Experience working in materials science or life sciences using electron microscopy
• Broader familiarity with the electron microscopy field, including conventional TEM and SEM techniques
• Experience with detector technologies relevant to 4D STEM (e.g. direct electron detectors, pixelated detectors) Familiarity with open-source 4D STEM analysis tools (e.g. py4DSTEM, LiberTEM, or similar) Full time North West England (preferred) | UK-based (essential)

SenseAI Vision is a disruptive software company in the electron microscopy market. It has proprietary ‘compressed sensing’ software that can generate better quality images with less data, to reduce beam damage and speed up workflows. It has applications outside electron microscopy as well. It is growing quickly and already has pedigree, publications and customers all over the world. We are seeking an entrepreneurial and results-driven Applications Engineer, to play a key role in the translation, adoption and growth of SenseAI’s technology into the electron microscopy market and indeed into new markets. What We Offer:

• Hybrid working – flexibility to work from home with regular in-person collaboration
• Monthly team meetups in Liverpool – stay connected with a motivated, passionate team
• Autonomy & opportunity – a genuine chance to shape the direction of a pioneering deep-tech start-up, with real responsibility from day one
• Competitive salary – commensurate with experience
• Options package – share in the success you help create
• Be part of something exciting – join a fast-growing, award-winning team working at the cutting edge of electron microscopy and beyond

  Responsibilities:

• Serve as primary technical liaison between customers and the product development team
• Provide expert-level application support for electron microscopy software, including installation, configuration, and troubleshooting
• Conduct product demonstrations, technical trainings, and workshops for customers, both onsite and remotely
• Collaborate with R&D to translate customer feedback into software improvements and new feature requirements
• Assist in the development of technical documentation, user guides, and training materials
• Support sales teams with technical expertise during pre-sales consultations and product evaluations
• Analyse customer workflows and recommend optimised solutions leveraging company software
• Test new software releases to ensure functionality, performance, and compatibility with various microscopy systems
• Participate in scientific conferences, workshops, and trade shows to showcase applications and engage with the research community
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of electron microscopy techniques, imaging modalities, and related hardware/software integrations

  Preferred Qualifications:

  Essential:

• Right to work in the UK (essential) - candidates must hold or be eligible for full UK right to work;
• Based in, or willing to relocate to, the North West of England (preferred); UK-based candidates will also be considered
• Master's or PhD in Physics, Materials Science, Engineering, Biology, or related field
• Electron microscopy experience including TEM, STEM, SEM, and FIB-SEM
• Python and typical image processing workflows utilised in electron microscopy
• Experience solving problems related to implementing and further developing complex techniques
• Strong communication and presentation skills, comfortable working directly with scientists and engineers
• Strong knowledge of imaging analysis software, microscopy workflows, and data management
• Ability to travel to customer sites, conferences, and training events (up to ~30%) Desirable:
• Capable of operating a variety of instruments from various manufacturers, including detailed knowledge of internal and external hardware
• Knowledge or awareness of compressed sensing as applied to various EM techniques
• Experience working in materials science or life sciences using electron microscopy Full time North West England (preferred) | UK-based (essential)

We are looking for a technically strong colleague who will design, set up and maintain the database and data ingestion pipeline underlying the AI4Access ontology-driven knowledge base, work with the Euro-BioImaging Bio-Hub team and other stakeholders to develop relevant ontologies and knowledge graphs, and develop robust technical interfaces between the knowledge base and the Research Navigator.

The Advanced Light Microscopy Facility at EMBL Heidelberg (ALMF) offers a collection of state of the art equipment and image processing tools to support in-house scientists and visitors in using light microscopy methods for their research. Incollaboration with other Core Facilities the ALMF also offers a service in correlative light and electron microscopy, spatial omics and high throughput chemical screens. The facility also closely collaborates with the EMBL Imaging Centre providing outward facing services in advanced cross scales imaging.  Your role  We are seeking a highly motivated light microscopy expert. The successful candidate will work as scientific officer in the Advanced Light Microscopy Facility (ALMF) at EMBL. You will teach and support users in advanced light microscopy technologies. This includes all aspects of assay development with respect to automated image acquisition, image data analysis and large-scale data management. You will also write custom software packages that allow users to conduct experiments at large scale automatically and ifnecessary develop custom hardware in collaboration with the EMBL workshops and industrial partners. You will also participate in the testing and establishing of cutting-edge microscopy technology equipment in collaboration with the industrial partners of the facility. You will participate in the organization and teaching of international courses on advanced microscopy techniques. You have 

• A university degree in either life sciences, physics or engineering, preferably with a PhD.
• Solid experience in several advanced light microscopy techniques is essential.
• Practical knowledge in automation of image acquisition, image analysis and data handling.
• You should be a team player and have good communication and organisational skills.
• Fluency in English is compulsory. You may also have Proofessional experience in one or more of the following area(s) is considered beneficial:
• biological sample preparation and their application to biological questions;
• previous work in a scientific core facility;
• organization and teaching of training courses;
• microscopy technology development;
• programming skills e.g. with LabView, Matlab, C++, Java, Python.

The Department of Molecular Biology seeks a Director for the Light Microscopy Facility to oversee all aspects of this critical shared-use core facility. The Light Microscopy Facility supports roughly 300 users from across campus and operates more than a dozen department-owned imaging systems. A designated Nikon Center of Excellence, the facility houses cutting-edge microscopes, including a recently acquired 3D STED system.    The facility provides researchers with advanced imaging capabilities across a diverse range of samples, from molecules, monolayer cells, and small organisms (such as fly and zebrafish embryos), to larger tissues and organs (such as tumor tissue or mouse embryos), both live and fixed.   The Director of the Light Microscopy Facility will report to the Department Manager and will be advised by a faculty mentor and the department’s Director of Research Core Facilities. Reporting to the Director are two Research Specialists who help support users by training and troubleshooting. The successful candidate will provide scientific, technical, and operational leadership for the facility, ensuring high-quality training, reliable instrumentation, and strategic planning for current and future imaging needs.   Responsibilities   ·      Training and advising undergraduate and graduate students, postdocs, research specialists and faculty in the operation of facility instruments and associated software ·      Presenting workshops on basic microscopy principles for prospective and current facility users ·      Conducting daily system checks on all microscopes; onboarding users in iLab; approving access to the facility space and instrument active directories ·      Coordinating repair and maintenance of all imaging systems, including communication with vendors and oversight of regular service schedules and contracts ·      Maintaining comprehensive facility records, including user training logs, instrument usage data, service contract documentation, and monthly billing processes ·      Monitoring income and expenses and developing appropriate user fee structures in collaboration with the Department Manager ·      Assisting in strategic planning, including review of vision plans, budget considerations, usage analytics, equipment needs, and long-term facility growth ·      Providing expertise on major equipment acquisitions and emerging imaging technologies; assisting in the preparation of funding requests for new or replacement instruments ·      Hiring, training, and supervising Senior Research Specialists   Qualifications Required: ·      PhD in a relevant field (e.g., molecular biology, biophysics, bioengineering, optical engineering) or an advanced degree with substantial professional experience in advanced light microscopy ·      Extensive hands-on experience with confocal and other high-resolution imaging modalities ·      Demonstrated ability to train and support users with diverse levels of experience. ·      Experience with microscope maintenance, troubleshooting, and vendor coordination ·      Strong organizational, communication, and record-keeping skills   Preferred: ·      Experience in managing or supporting a shared-use scientific facility ·      Background in advanced imaging applications (e.g., STED, multiphoton, lightsheet) ·      Experience with iLab or similar facility-management systems ·      Supervisory experience   Application Process Applications must be submitted online and should include: a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, and contact information for three references. This position is subject to the University's background check policy and is an on-site, in-person role on the Princeton University campus. Accepted online at https://apply.interfolio.com/183971   This position is subject to the University's background check policy.   Princeton University is an Equal Opportunity Employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.  

We are looking for an experienced Medical Laboratory Scientist to join our Haematology Flow Cytometry team at LabPlus, Auckland City Hospital, in Auckland, New Zealand. The position is a Technical Specialist in the flow cytometry section. This position works in a team of Medical Laboratory Scientists and other Technical Specialists, with the support and oversight of a Scientific Leader, Section Leader and Laboratory Haematologists. You will have experience working in a clinical flow cytometry laboratory service, with an interest in developing and adapting to evolving technologies. A working knowledge of a range of computer applications would be advantageous, as would experience in setting up flow cytometry assays. You are a proactive and forward-thinking individual who takes pride in delivering work to a high standard, with strong attention to detail and effective organisational skills. You communicate clearly and confidently, enjoy working with people and teaching, and contribute positively as part of a collaborative team. The ability to remain calm, flexible, and effective when working in a busy laboratory environment is essential.

This role at the Van Andel Institute is an image analysis–focused bioinformatics position within the Optical Imaging Core, supporting researchers by developing and applying advanced bioimage analysis workflows. The job involves building Python-based pipelines, applying machine learning, scaling image processing, and collaborating with scientists to design experiments and interpret imaging data. It also includes training users, contributing to reproducible analysis practices, and requires strong computational skills, communication ability, and experience in bioimage analysis. 

A Postdoctoral position/Research Associate position is available immediately in our Encalada Laboratory at The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California, USA, in the areas of image analysis and AI/machine learning within the context of neurodegeneration, aging, and intracellular endolysosomal trafficking. The Encalada lab has established relevant model systems in primary neurons and mice to screen and test small molecule candidate therapies to ameliorate neurodegenerative phenotypes. In our projects, among others, you will have the opportunity to develop and apply machine learning algorithms for the high-throughput analyses of fluorescent or other microscopy images. You will have the opportunity to do research in a superb intellectual setting at Scripps Research, by applying your skills to a combination of projects in cell biology, genetics, biochemistry, and high-resolution quantitative light, super-resolution, and (CL)EM microscopy to your research in model systems including mammalian neurons, mice, human organoids, and/or C. elegans systems. For more info go to https://www.encalada.scripps.edu/positions. If the fit is right, a higher engineer position will be considered. Please send email with your CV and cover letter as indicated in the flyer on the link attached. I hope to hear from you!

With a strong focus on interdisciplinary research, the Postdoctoral Fellow will contribute to the scientific, technical, and operational excellence of the Advanced BioImaging Facility (ABIF). The successful candidate will work closely with ABIF imaging scientists to advance facility capabilities, support users through training and consultation, and lead innovative technical development projects. More information about the ABIF can be found at: http://www.mcgill.ca/abif.

Primary Responsibilities 1. Technical Development & Innovation · Lead and document quality control (QC) workflows for ABIF imaging systems, including performance monitoring, calibration, and instrument benchmarking. · Develop, optimize, and standardize experimental and imaging protocols, contributing to improved reproducibility and methodological rigor across the facility. · Evaluate new imaging technologies, software tools, and analysis pipelines, providing recommendations for facility upgrades or procedural improvements.   2. User Support & Training · Support consultations with ABIF users and provide advice on experimental design, imaging strategies, and data workflows. · Deliver one-on-one training for a range of imaging modalities, including widefield, confocal laser scanning, and advanced fluorescence microscopy. · Be available to help users with troubleshooting support.   3. Facility Operations & Maintenance · Contribute to routine facility operations, including coordination of shared resources and oversight of instrument scheduling and uptime. · Perform and document regular maintenance of imaging systems; troubleshoot technical issues and liaise with vendors as needed. · Support safety and compliance procedures, including hazardous waste handling and proper use of facility equipment.   4. Education & Outreach · Stay current with the scientific literature in microscopy, imaging technologies, and computational analysis. · Assist with the planning and delivery of ABIF courses, workshops, and community events. · Participate in seminars, conferences, and training opportunities to maintain cutting-edge knowledge.   Required Qualifications & Experience 1.   PhD in a relevant field, including Biophysics, Cell Biology, Neuroscience, Cancer Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Bioengineering, or related disciplines. 2.   Extensive hands‑on experience with light microscopy, including widefield and confocal laser scanning microscopy, with some theoretical understanding of imaging principles. 3.   Experience in quantitative imaging, quality control, benchmarking, and/or protocol development. 4.   Ability to manage diverse, rapidly changing responsibilities in fast‑paced, collaborative research environments. 5.   Strong interpersonal skills, including the ability to communicate complex technical concepts to users with varying levels of expertise. 6.   Ability to work independently and efficiently, while also contributing effectively to a multidisciplinary team. 7.   Strong verbal and written communication skills in English.

Assets (Highly Desirable) ·  Experience developing or implementing quality control programs or long-term performance monitoring. ·  Familiarity with computational image analysis, scripting (Python, MATLAB), or machine learning–based image workflows. ·  Experience with method development, imaging assay optimization, or pipeline standardization in a core facility or collaborative research environment. ·  Background in advanced microscopy techniques such as super resolution, spectral, lightsheet, FLIM, or STED imaging. ·  Experience with immunofluorescence labeling techniques. ·  Experience with cell culture, molecular biology, or live cell imaging. ·   Familiarity with major imaging software platforms, including FIJI/ImageJ, Imaris, LAS X, ZEN, OMERO, or similar tools. ·  Prior involvement in training, teaching, or curriculum development for microscopy. ·  Strong verbal and written communication skills in French. ·  Experience working in a dynamic, fast paced research environment.     Job Information Start date: As soon as possible. $50,000 CAD plus ~25% benefits depending on experience. 1-year contract with potential for renewal depending on funding. Send a cover letter expressing interest and qualifications for the position, CV and names of three references to abif.physiology@mcgill.ca Applications will be reviewed as they are received. Only select applicants will be contacted for interviews.   The position is full-time in person onsite at McGill university.

You will have a desk in Bellini Building Rm137, 3649 Prom. Sir William Osler, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3G 0B1 where you will have access to a desktop computer, network and statistical and image analysis software.   The postdoctoral appointment will not involve any clinical service to hospital or medical patients or any form of medical practice in any setting.   In this position, as you are receiving more than 25% of your funding from McGill research funds, you are considered a unionized employee, part of the Association of McGill University Research Employees – AMURE/Postdocs (PSAC) bargaining unit. For further information, consult the text of the collective agreement, which can be found at: https://www.mcgill.ca/hr/files/hr/collective_agreement_-_post_docs_-_2023-2026_-_final_-_with_signture.pdf.   We wish to bring to your attention that should the source of your funding change in the future, it may affect your status as a unionized employee of the University.

Intelligent Imaging Innovations (3i) is seeking a Microscopist to join its expanding team in Denver, Colorado. 

The ideal candidate has experience in fundamental optical theory and microscopy applications and must be able to travel domestically and internationally to support our world renowned customers. Candidates should have familiarity in advanced imaging platforms including multiphoton, light-sheet, spinning disk confocal, widefield fluorescence and transmitted light (brightfield/DIC). 

This is a full-time, exempt position offering a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.

Job Description:

Selling Electron Microscopy Imaging into the Semiconductor Market. £85k to £100k basic with £250k OTE SenseAI Vision is a disruptive software company in the electron microscopy market. It has proprietary ‘compressed sensing’ software that can generate better quality images with less data, to reduce beam damage and speed up workflows. It has applications outside electron microscopy as well. It is growing quickly and already has pedigree, publications and customers all over the world. We are seeking a highly experienced and results-driven Business Development Manager, to lead strategic growth by engaging in new direct business particularly in industrial markets such as semiconductors.

Responsibilities:

• Conducting research to identify new markets and customer needs within the semiconductor industry
• Promoting the company’s products generally
• Building long-term relationships with new and existing customers to address and predicting client’s objectives
• Preparing and delivering presentations, proposals and pitches to potential clients and partners
• Negotiating terms, contracts and agreements with clients and partners
• Collecting and incorporating customer feedback into product and service improvements to better meet customer needs
• Play a leading role within an innovative startup

  Preferred Qualifications:

• Evidence of entrepreneurial experiences and aptitude to a startup
• At least 3 years’ experience of selling solutions to the semiconductor industry
• At least 3 years’ new business sales experience in a B2B role
• Ideally a minimum of 5 years’ experience in the electron microscopy market
• Track record of sales to early adopter customers
• Minimum of a Degree and ideally with Master’s or PhD in a related industry

£55,000 to £65,000 depending on experience

Job Description:

SenseAI Vision is a disruptive software company in the electron microscopy market. It has proprietary ‘compressed sensing’ software that can generate better quality images with less data, to reduce beam damage and speed up workflows. It has applications outside electron microscopy as well. It is growing quickly and already has pedigree, publications and customers all over the world. We are seeking an entrepreneurial and results-driven Applications Engineer, to play a key role in the translation, adoption and growth of SenseAI’s technology into the electron microscopy market and indeed into new markets.

Responsibilities:

• Serve as primary technical liaison between customers and the product development team
• Provide expert-level application support for electron microscopy software, including installation, configuration, and troubleshooting
• Conduct product demonstrations, technical trainings, and workshops for customers, both onsite and remotely
• Collaborate with R&D to translate customer feedback into software improvements and new feature requirements
• Assist in the development of technical documentation, user guides, and training materials
• Support sales teams with technical expertise during pre-sales consultations and product evaluations
• Analyse customer workflows and recommend optimized solutions leveraging company software
• Test new software releases to ensure functionality, performance, and compatibility with various microscopy systems
• Participate in scientific conferences, workshops, and trade shows to showcase applications and engage with the research community
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of electron microscopy techniques, imaging modalities, and related hardware/software integrations.

  Preferred Qualifications:

• Minimum of a Degree and ideally with Master’s or PhD in in Physics, Materials Science, Engineering, Biology, or related field
• Hands-on experience with electron microscopy (SEM, TEM, FIB, or related imaging systems)
• Strong knowledge of imaging analysis software, microscopy workflows, and data management
• Excellent problem-solving and troubleshooting skills in both hardware and software contexts
• Strong communication and presentation skills, comfortable working directly with scientists and engineers
• Ability to travel to customer sites, conferences, and training events (up to ~30%)
• Programming or scripting experience (e.g., Python, MATLAB, or C++) a plus

The Electron Microscopy Core Facility at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus is a fee-for-service core that provides biological transmission electron microscopy services to a wide range of health-related disciplines, from basic research to translational medicine. The core facility professional will assist the core director with sample preparation and instrument operation. Responsibilities include reagent preparation; biological sample processing and plastic embedding; thick and thin sectioning; negative staining; operation of a 120 kV transmission electron microscope; maintaining detailed records of all processed specimens; and managing online scheduling, project tracking, and billing through the iLab system.

Postdoctoral Fellow - Biomolecular Condensates, Protein Dynamics & GI Disease Weill Cornell Medicine - Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology

The Platt Lab in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Weill Cornell Medicine invites applications for a postdoctoral research position in molecular and cellular biology. We investigate how changes in protein mobility and biomolecular condensates contribute to human disease, with a particular focus on gastrointestinal pathophysiology.

The successful candidate will lead projects using advanced imaging techniques, including fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) and single-particle tracking (SPT), to uncover how environmental stressors disrupt biomolecular condensates and protein dynamics. Our goal is to reveal disease mechanisms and identify tractable therapeutic targets. We are a newly established and growing lab that values scientific rigor, creativity, and collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Design and execute independent experiments using advanced imaging and molecular biology techniques
• Analyze protein mobility using quantitative imaging and computational tools
• Contribute to manuscript and grant writing
• Present research findings at internal seminars and external conferences
• Collaborate across disciplines to explore emerging models of disease pathogenesis

Qualifications

• PhD, MD/PhD, or equivalent degree in molecular biology, biophysics, systems biology, or a related field
• Strong background in imaging, microscopy, and cell biology
• Experience with image analysis software (e.g., ImageJ/FIJI, MATLAB, Python)
• Interest or experience in biomolecular condensates, protein dynamics, and/or redox biology
• Demonstrated ability to publish high-quality scientific work
• Creative, collaborative, and motivated to uncover fundamental disease mechanisms

Application Instructions To apply, please send the following to Dr. Jesse Platt at jep4025@med.cornell.edu:

• A one-page cover letter describing your research background and interests
• CV with a list of publications
• Contact information for 2–3 references The position is available immediately and will remain open until filled. Salary range: $61,008 – $74,088, based on experience and in accordance with WCM’s minimum stipend policy. Weill Cornell Medicine is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from candidates of diverse backgrounds. Learn more about our work: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesse-platt-md-phd-a3a42621/