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to develop a hyperspectral DUV imaging system for applications in microscopy in the context of chiral light-matter interactions at the nanoscale as part of our team at the VU Amsterdam (matzlab.com
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Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Job description Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is
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background in Earth Sciences or another appropriate field. You will work on the project “Nanoscale Rock Magnetism and Magnetic Imaging”. Your job This study is part of the ERC Consolidator project SPARK, which
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the context of chiral light-matter interactions at the nanoscale as part of our team at the VU Amsterdam (matzlab.com ). Your project combines concepts from optical design, holographic imaging, computational
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, multi‑dimensional imaging data and enable richer exploration of historical paintings in collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum. Information Paintings are examined to understand artistic processes, support
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human stem cell culture, organoids, molecular biology, imaging, or transcriptomic approaches is an advantage. Strong communication skills, including scientific writing and presentation in English, are
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to unravel the complexity of multimineral salt crystallization using cutting-edge experimental methods combined with advanced 3D imaging. Your research will provide fundamental insights into how multiple ions
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to identify multiple diseases using one blood sample or medical image. These tests can find diseases early, before symptoms develop. However, they often produce false positives, indicating disease when none is
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model of the non-transparent structure. Using this approach, we aim to build a microscope that can look inside very complex materials without loss of image quality. Your role is to build flexible 3-D ray
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of memory circuits and the specific role of the sleep-wake cycle in accelerating this decay. The project combines cutting-edge techniques such as in vivo and ex vivo electrophysiology, live-imaging of calcium