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Postdoctoral Fellowship in Cancer Imaging |
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The Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of
Michigan has two immediate opening positions for post-doctoral
fellowship in oncology imaging. The candidates must have a Ph.D. degree
in physics, medical physics, biomedical engineering, or related field.
Significant experience in imaging processing, dynamic contrast enhanced,
diffusion tensor MR imaging will be preferred. Post-doctoral fellows
will have an opportunity to participate in the imaging studies for
cancer treatment response and normal tissue toxicity in the Radiation
Oncology Department, and in various research projects. The scientific
activity will include, but not be limited to, developing new imaging
methodologies, characterizing tumor responses and normal tissue changes
during and after radiation therapy, and developing algorithms for
quantification of functional images for clinical trials.
Post-doctoral fellows will work with faculty members and
staff within Radiation Oncology (including MRI physicists, radiation
physicists, radiation oncologists, statisticians, computer programming
analysts), and also collaborate closely with scientists and clinicians
in Radiology, Engineering and Statistics. Both positions are funded by
NIH grants, and renewable yearly. |