Associate Professor, Optical Blood Flow Imaging

Health - IKM; Aarhus kommune; On-site; DKK 600,000 - 812,000; Full time

Job summary

Aarhus University invites applications for an 18-month fixed-term Associate Professor position in translational optical blood flow imaging and microvascular dynamics at the CFIn, Department of Clinical Medicine. The role combines research leadership with teaching and supervision in a premier health sciences environment.

Your work will advance non-invasive imaging techniques and translational neurovascular research, with collaborations across national and international partners.

Qualifications

• Established researcher with international standing in non-invasive optical blood flow imaging and microvascular research.
• Proven track record in securing national and international research funding.
• Experience leading research groups and collaborating across disciplines.

Responsibilities

• Develop Dynamic Light Scattering and related imaging methods for brain and systemic perfusion.
• Lead projects on microvascular abnormalities in dementia and translational approaches.
• Publish in top journals and present at international networks.
• Teach and supervise Bachelor’s and Master’s students; develop teaching activities.
• Contribute to departmental and faculty strategy; engage in committee work.
• Attract external funding and supervise PhD students.

Skills

Non-invasive imaging

Dynamic light scattering

Laser speckle imaging

Leadership

International collaboration

Tools

Light scattering theory

Job description

Aarhus University invites applications for an 18-month fixed-term Associate Professor position in translational optical blood flow imaging and microvascular dynamics at the CFIn, Department of Clinical Medicine. The role combines research leadership with teaching and supervision in a premier health sciences environment.

Your work will advance non-invasive imaging techniques and translational neurovascular research, with collaborations across national and international partners.