CBIG: positions
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Postdoctoral fellow in dynamic and spectroscopic MR
image reconstruction
A
post-doctoral fellowship is available at the
Department
of Electrical & Computer Engineering and
Magnetic
Resonance Research Facility (MRRF) at the
University of Iowa. The
research involves the development of novel compressed
sensing algorithms and pulse sequences to advance the state
of the art in dynamic and spectroscopic MRI, with
applications to oncology and cardiovascular imaging. The
fellowship provides an opportunity to work in an
interdisciplinary team at the
Iowa
Institute of Biomedical Imaging (IIBI) and clinical
researchers at the
Department of Radiation Oncology. Facilities at
MRRF include a research dedicated Siemens 3T TIM Trio
MRI scanner and shared 3T and 1.5T Siemens magnets. A 7T GE
research scanner will also be available by 2013.
Applicants must have a PhD or equivalent in
electrical/biomedical engineering, medical physics, or
closely related field. The ideal candidate would have a
strong signal processing background and expertise in
developing image reconstruction algorithms and/or MRI pulse
sequences. A record of peer reviewed journal publications
and expertise in C/C++, and/or Matlab are essential.
Experience with IDEA sequence programming is desirable, but
not required.
The position is initially for one year and is extendable up
to three years, based on performance.
This position is immediately
available, while the start date is negotiable.
The position will come with the health and other
benefits at the University of Iowa. Qualified candidates are
encouraged to apply.
The application must include
the following:
The
application should be sent to Dr. Mathews Jacob at the
address below (e-mail applications only). The position is
available immediately until filled.
Dr.
Mathews Jacob,
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
The University of Iowa
Email: mathews-jacob@uiowa.edu
URL:
http://www.engineering.uiowa.edu/~jcb/
The group has several openings for graduate research assistants. The research involves the development of novel signal and image processing algorithms for multidimensional MRI. Strong signal processing background and programming experience in C/C++, and/or Matlab are required. Please contact Prof. Jacob for more information. |