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Fully-Funded Postdoctoral Position (m/f/d)

TN Germany

Freiburg im Breisgau

Vor Ort

EUR 45.000 - 65.000

Vollzeit

Vor 26 Tagen

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Zusammenfassung

An established research institute is seeking a postdoctoral researcher for a fully-funded position focusing on catheter-based reperfusion imaging of cardiac electrophysiology. This role offers the chance to work in a vibrant international environment with access to cutting-edge technologies and personalized supervision. The successful candidate will contribute to innovative research, collaborating with local manufacturers to develop and validate new catheter designs. Located in the picturesque city of Freiburg, this position not only promises professional growth but also a high quality of life in one of Europe's most desirable locations.

Leistungen

Health Offers
Flexible Working Hours
On-site Daycare
Access to Advanced Laboratories

Qualifikationen

  • PhD or equivalent in a relevant biomedical or medical discipline.
  • Practical experience with imaging methods is essential.

Aufgaben

  • Apply advanced imaging techniques to study whole-heart electrophysiology.
  • Test and validate a new catheter designed for myocardial reperfusion.

Kenntnisse

Imaging Techniques
Cardiac Biology
Electrophysiology
English Communication

Ausbildung

PhD in Biomedical Discipline

Jobbeschreibung

Job Description:

The Institute of Experimental Cardiovascular Medicine (IEKM) is looking for a Fully-Funded Postdoctoral Position (m/f/d).

The IEKM is a modern, internationally organized research institute with flat hierarchies, currently employing around 40 staff and students. As part of a BMBF-funded grant, the Section for Experimental Imaging seeks a postdoctoral researcher to work on catheter-based reperfusion imaging of cardiac electrophysiology.

Our recent research uncovered a novel mechanism of cardiac ischaemia-reperfusion arrhythmias and a method to prevent them. This has led to the development of a catheter design for our two-zone reperfusion approach in vivo. Collaborating with a local catheter manufacturer, we aim to develop and validate this catheter.

We offer:
  • An outstanding international (English-language) and interdisciplinary scientific environment with flat hierarchies and quick decision-making
  • Access to advanced laboratories, cutting-edge technologies, and state-of-the-art infrastructure
  • Highly personalized supervision at the forefront of biomedical sciences
  • A vibrant environment in Freiburg, one of Europe's most desirable places to live, located at the crossroads of Germany, France, and Switzerland
  • The opportunity to contribute your ideas and expertise
  • A modern workplace with flexible working hours
  • Employee benefits such as health offers (e.g., UKF job ticket, Hansefit, on-site daycare)
Research Tasks:
  • Applying advanced imaging techniques to study whole-heart electrophysiology
  • Testing a new catheter designed for myocardial reperfusion
  • Validating reperfusion methods against established standards
Candidate Profile:
  • PhD or equivalent in a relevant biomedical or medical discipline
  • Practical experience with imaging methods
  • Experience in cardiac biology or electrophysiology is highly desirable
  • Curiosity and motivation to shape your research
  • Excellent English communication skills (B2 or higher)

The position is initially available for three years. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply online with all relevant documentation by September 2nd, 2024.

For questions, contact Dr. Callum Zgierski-Johnston via email: [emailprotected]. Salary is determined by a pay scale. Full-time positions are generally open to job sharing, and priority is given to severely disabled candidates where applicable. Employment decisions are made by the Personnel Department.

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