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Research Associate/ Postdoctoral Fellow in MRI |
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Three Research Associate/Post-doctoral positions
(dependent upon qualifications) in MRI are available immediately at
Stanford University in the Department of Radiology, Radiological
Sciences Laboratory (RSL), with a special focus on:
• stereovision-based real-time adaptive motion correction The RSL at the Lucas Center for MR Spectroscopy and Imaging is home for 14 faculty and approximately 80 researchers and houses four human MRI systems fully dedicated to research (a GE Signa 1.5T system, 2 GE 3T systems, and a GE Signa 7T system), and ancillary laboratory facilities. Additionally, the Stanford hospital has four 1.5 T GE Signa systems, and four 3T GE Signa systems. Successful candidates will have opportunities to
interact with faculty from throughout the Hospital and the University,
including the MRSRL at Stanford EE. Candidates must have completed a
Ph.D. in engineering, physics, computer sciences, or a related field
from an approved doctoral program. In addition, candidates must have
prior MR experience including either MR pulse sequence development (e.g.
EPIC, IDEA) or image reconstruction (e.g. ICE). Alternatively,
candidates are considered who demonstrate a profound expertise in
computer Knowledge of computer languages should include C or C++. Proficiency in Matlab, IDL, Perl, Python, as well as VTK/ITK and CUDA programming is a plus. Experience in image analysis, statistics, and project management is also desirable. Stanford University is an equal opportunity employer. The Stanford University Medical School is committed to increasing representation of women and members of minority groups and encourages all qualified candidates to apply. Please email a curriculum vitae, bibliography, and a statement of research objectives to Roland Bammer at the address below: Roland Bammer, Ph.D. |