Postdoctoral Associate - Kner

Posting Number

G/R24882P

Postdoctoral Associate - Kner

ENGR-Electrical & Computer

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Building from our heritage of excellence in interdisciplinary education and research, the School of Electrical & Computer Engineering will work to expand and strengthen our undergraduate and graduate programs, build on our foundation of productive cross‑disciplinary research and establish a culture that exemplifies operational best practices. By working to achieve these strategic objectives, we seek to build upon our heritage of “engineering without borders” as we grow a world class School of Electrical & Computer Engineering embedded in a strong liberal arts tradition.

The AIL, led by Dr. Peter Kner, specializes in developing cutting‑edge techniques to enhance the resolution of three‑dimensional fluorescence imaging. Our primary focus is on integrating various super‑resolution methods, such as structured illumination and STORM, with adaptive optics. This synergy allows us to achieve sub‑diffraction resolution in model organisms, notably

C. elegans and zebrafish.

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Employee

This position will be a full‑time Postdoctoral position, 40 hours per week Monday‑Friday.

This position will be funded for 2 years, with the possibility of extension into a 3rd and/or 4th year based upon project needs, job performance, and continuation of funding.

$55,000‑$70,000 based on experience

01/01/2025

11/11/2024

Yes

• Resume/CV
• Cover Letter
• Unofficial Transcripts
• List of 3 References w/contact information
• Proof of PhD Degree completion

Athens Area

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• Development of Structured Illumination Microscopy System – 50%
• Preparation of manuscripts and reports – 20%
• Mentoring and supervising graduate students – 20%
• Lab management – 10%