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-group working on microbubble physics and will contribute to the guidance and supervision of PhD students involved in microbubble production, functionalization, physical modeling, and ultrasound imaging
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interdisciplinary research project in molecular ultrasound imaging using functionalized, monodisperse microbubbles. The project aims to understand how the acoustic response of microbubbles changes upon molecular
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in physics or engineering including wave physics and signal processing Expertise in flow quantification and mapping with ultrasound imaging mandatory Extensive experience in programming (Matlab and C
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biomedical image processing. Within the scope of machine learning and computer vision, there will be freedom to suggest your own research directions, and to become acquainted with new techniques and approaches
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instrumented building models (impervious and with openings). Experiments will use Phase-Detection Probes, high-speed imaging and force/pressure measurements to simultaneously capture detailed air-water features
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applications. As a Postdoc candidate at TU Delft, working in close collaboration with a PhD student and our industrial partner Delmic and academic partner AMOLF, you will develop a proof-of-concept prototype
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with PhD candidates and senior scientists working across sensing technologies. You will be encouraged to contribute your ideas, develop new concepts and support ongoing research directions in THz imaging
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new concepts and support ongoing research directions in THz imaging and integrated sensing systems. Job requirements You hold a PhD in electromagnetic engineering, circuit design or another relevant
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, and detect spin waves. To study the spin waves and the superconductors, you will use a cryogenic, NV imaging system that combines techniques from quantum optics and quantum information processing with
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combined with the ability to work efficiently both independently and as part of a team. Moreover, you have: a PhD in (bio)medical sciences/molecular imaging; research experience in molecular imaging