Postdoc, Preclinical SPECT Imaging & TRT Research

EFOMP Working Group; Groningen; Hybrid; EUR 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Groningen / University Medical Center Groningen is seeking a Postdoc for preclinical SPECT imaging within TRT research. The role focuses on quantifying radionuclide therapy distribution and exploring isotope imaging with imaging biomarkers.

The position sits in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, GRIP institute, with line management by senior researchers across Europe. The appointment is offered for 1 year initially, with an emphasis on independent experimental work and

Qualifications

• We seek a PhD-qualified researcher in nuclear medicine or a related field, or a candidate progressing toward a PhD.
• Article 9 license or FELASA equivalent is required.
• Strong experimental background in nuclear medicine imaging with radionuclides is essential.
• Experience with preclinical SPECT imaging is a strong asset.
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills are crucial.

Responsibilities

• Quantify radionuclide therapy distribution and dosimetry.
• Investigate multi-isotope imaging with TRT and imaging biomarkers.
• Collaborate within the Department of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging and GRIP institute, and with European research centers.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Creative thinking

Teamwork

Communication skills

English fluency

SPECT imaging

Education

PhD in nuclear medicine or related field (or progress towards PhD)

Tools

SPECT imaging tools

Job description

University of Groningen / University Medical Center Groningen is seeking a Postdoc for preclinical SPECT imaging within TRT research. The role focuses on quantifying radionuclide therapy distribution and exploring isotope imaging with imaging biomarkers.

The position sits in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, GRIP institute, with line management by senior researchers across Europe. The appointment is offered for 1 year initially, with an emphasis on independent experimental work and