Advancing Cellular Imaging in vivo in situ in Humans
PhD
In Dundee
Description
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Type
PhD
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Location
Dundee (Scotland)
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Duration
Flexible
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Different dates available
Microscopy was invented more than 400 years ago and despite this we are still “stuck” in imaging ex vivo cultures isolated in Petri dish or slide. Biologists and clinicians currently do not have affordable and safe tools to image subcellular features (1 micron or better) with large field of views (1 mm x 1 mm) in vivo in humans. Therefore we are calling for talented individuals to rise to the challenge and help us bring a step change in endoscopy. Currently, we can image successfully over an area of 600 microns in diameter, but with only 4 micron resolution [1,2].
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Subjects
- Microscopy
- Image
- Imaging
- Endoscopy
- Diameter
- Subcellular
- Endomicroscopy
- Electronics
- Programming
- Edinburgh
- Biologists
Course programme
We are looking for a highly motivated individual with hands on skills in optics, electronics and programming. We will train where needed and applications from motivated and technologically astute biologists are welcome! We have new facilities at the University of Dundee and the University of Edinburgh to support training and innovation. Student will be based in Dundee with frequent visits to the Queen’s Medical Research Institute at the University of Edinburgh.
Advancing Cellular Imaging in vivo in situ in Humans