POSTDOCTORAL POSITION OPEN (Aug. 2008):

A postdoctoral position is open for the development of image processing methods for 3D reconstruction of heterogeneous single particles from electron micrographs. Experience in the development of algorithms, interest in image processing and interest in biological problems required. An example of a heterogeneous sample are the image data of complex I (s. research section). The aim of the the developments is the creation of more effective algorithms to analyze this type of sample.

There are always opportunities for graduate research projects. If you are interested in a PhD project in our group, you can either pursue this through the interdisciplinary PhD program at the Computer Science Department here at UVM or by applying to the graduate program of the Dept. of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics (see Biophysics track). If you participating in any other PhD program at UVM, and are interested in our work, please come and discuss it with us.

Other Postdoctoral Positions: If you are interested to join our laboratory, always ask, as this web site may not be up to date. Sometimes we can support fellowship applications, and help guide you to different sources. Postdoctoral candidates we are looking for should have experience in any combination of two of the fields: electron microscopy, image processing and biochemistry.

The University of Vermont is one of the oldest Universities in the US. The city of Burlington, located on lake Champlain, is great place to live and offers an active cultural environment and plentiful recreational opportunities.

Please contact

by email: (mraderma@physiology.med.uvm.edu)

or by mail:
Dr. Michael Radermacher
University of Vermont
Dept. Mol. Physiol. & Biophysics
HSRF Bldg., Room 120
149 Beaumont Avenue
Burlington, VT 05405 U.S.A.

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