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The University of Queensland - Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis
St Lucia, Brisbane, Australia
Laboratory Manager - Electron Microscopy for Life Science and Soft Matter
Announcement date: 21 July 2021 - Deadline for application: 07 August 2021Description
This role offers an exciting opportunity to accept the next challenge in your career in electron microscopy.
Working closely with the Centre’s Director you will supervise and lead a team of dedicated and enthusiastic instrument scientists and engineers, and strategically plan for – and deliver, an effective and efficient operation of the lab within its budget. In addition, you will work with the Director and Managers of CMM’s other laboratories and its Service Support Unit to secure the ongoing funding for the Centre’s operations...
Requirements
You will have a passion for electron microscopy and biology and possess relevant qualifications in one of the general science disciplines (biology, polymer or soft matter science) with a strong focus in microscopy and analytical imaging. You will have a postgraduate qualification, laboratory management skills and extensive relevant experience in Electron Microscopy with a focus in 3D Volume EM or in Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy (CLEM) and a focus on equipment and/or methods development in dedicated conventional and cryo-EM sample preparation methods. Cryo-EM experience and in-depth image processing experience will be an advantage. We also expect you to have excellent experience in training and teaching these techniques and methods to new users and researchers.
In addition, you will have demonstrated experience in managing and leading teams, management of scientific instruments and previous experience in operating within a client-focused research platform where you actively organised courses, service projects and consulted with clients.
Finally, you will have experience in applying scientific and engineering principles and practices to perform technical services and support and have at least 5 years of practical experience with applying electron microscopy techniques to life sciences and/or soft matter science.
You must have ongoing unrestricted work rights in Australia to apply for this opportunity. Visa sponsorship is not available for this appointment.
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Contact
Professor Roger Wepf on r.wepf@uq.edu.au
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University of Manchester - Department of Materials
Manchester, United Kingdom
Experimental Officer or Senior Experimental Officer in Transmission Electron Microscopy
Announcement date: 21 July 2021 - Deadline for application: 16 August 2021Description
An Experimental Officer (EO) or Senior Experimental Officer (SEO) position with Prof Sarah Haigh is available to develop and apply cutting-edge in situ (scanning) transmission electron microscopy (S/TEM) characterisation of nanomaterial catalysts. This is part of a collaborative project between Cardiff University, The University of Manchester, bp and Johnson Matthey (JM), co-funded by EPSRC and industry. The position is available from 1st October 2021 for 24 months in the first instance, extendable for up to 5 years depending on performance...
Requirements
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Postgraduate degree, or equivalent qualification, in a relevant science or engineering discipline and/or significant experience of working in an electron microscopy laboratory environment.
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Demonstrable knowledge and extensive experience in the operation of transmission electron
microscopes (TEMs).
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Demonstrable knowledge and extensive experience in scanning transmission electron
microscopy (STEM).
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Demonstrable knowledge and extensive experience in STEM spectrum imaging via electron
energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) or energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDXS).
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Demonstrable knowledge and extensive experience of processing S/TEM images.
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Demonstrable knowledge and extensive experience of processing S/TEM spectrum imaging
data sets.
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Demonstrable knowledge of S/TEM methods for quantitative elemental analysis.
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Hands on experience of Python.
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Proven analytical and IT skills and the ability to manage and analyse complex datasets.
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A strong commitment to safe working practices including the preparation of risk assessments.
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Excellent communication and interpersonal skills (both orally and written) with the ability to
communicate effectively with a wide range of people at all levels both within and from outside
the University.
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Demonstrated extensive experience of writing technical reports and/or research publications.
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Previous experience of working with multiple demands in a team environment and the ability
to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a multi-disciplinary team.
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The ability to work well under pressure and to use initiative as and when required to solve
complex problems.
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Excellent organisational and communication skills.
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A flexible approach to work with a willingness to undergo further training as necessary.
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Name: Prof Sarah Haigh:
Email: sarah.haigh@manchester.ac.uk
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Thermo Fisher Scientific - Life Science Business Unit (LSBU) - Material and Structure Analysis Division (MSD)
Brno, Czech Republic
Product Marketing Manager - Structural Cell Biology
Announcement date: 20 July 2021Description
You will lead and drive product marketing for Structural Physiology. This segmented aims to attract cell biologists with a portfolio ranging from Large volume analysis to the powerful context of Cryo Tomography on whole cells and tissues. You will oversee product development (PMP) execution for products in Life Sciences from a marketing perspective interacting with the Product Development Team. Furthermore, you will contribute to building and executing a strong portfolio roadmap, built on market-focused strategy, deep understanding of product life cycles, and a broad business insight...
Requirements
The successful candidate will possess the following combination of education and experience:
- Typically, a university degree is required, and a PhD/MBA or other advanced degree is preferred, or a combination of education and experience that demonstrate the required skills;
- Typically requires at least 5 years of experience in high-tech product management environment;
- Customer oriented, with a proven ability to build consensus and get buy-in and participation from key stakeholders; strong verbal and written communication skills across all levels and an ability to communicate complex technical concepts to a variety of audiences; fluent in English;
- Proven ability to interact with cross-functional and cross-cultural teams; great team player who thrives in a matrixed organization, is flexible and deals well with dynamic requirements;
- Keen interest in commercial, marketing and business aspects;
- Ability to create a vision for a product, translate it into strategy and execute a value-driven roadmap;
- Ability to travel internationally (up to 30%), and in possession of a valid passport.
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Contact
- Identity
- Aleksandra Adamczyk
- aleksandra.adamczyk@thermofisher.com
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Nuclear center SCK-CEN
Mol, Belgium
PhD position for a TEM project: “Advanced microstructural characterization of fusion materials: irradiation effects”
Announcement date: 20 July 2021 - Deadline for application: 24 September 2021Description
In this project, we invite a young talented researcher to join us for the investigation of fusion materials for ITER and future fusion reactors. The project is focused on the microstructural analysis of so-called "in-vessel" materials which will be exposed to a heavy operational conditions including high heat loads and fast particle irradiation damage. At Belgian Nuclear Research Centre we mimic the irradiation conditions and investigate the material response as well as subsequent change of properties. Following ITER needs and European Fusion Roadmap [1] the investigation will focus on main in-vessel materials such as tungsten (W), Eurofer97 steel and a copper alloys. The scientific/technical objective of this project is to build up a comprehensive set of microstructural data to be obtained by transmission electron microscopy and specially designed tools allowing to perform in-situ investigation under applied thermal or mechanical loads. Thereby obtained microstructural information is of fundamental importance to rationalize the change of material properties under irradiation as well as it serves as backbone for the validation of the available computational models dealing with predicting the microstructural state under fusion operational conditions. The project is scheduled for 4 years, it will include a number of international secondments to ITER partners and other fusion labs to perform experiments on unique equipment outside of EU. Main part of the project will be performed at SCK CEN in close collaboration with the host University.
Requirements
The minimum diploma level of the candidate needs to be
Master of sciences , Master of sciences in engineering , PhDThe candidate needs to have a background in
Physics , Mathematics , Electronics , solid state physicsMore information
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IST Austria - Research Group Ibanez
Klosterneuburg, Austria
Postdoctoral position
Announcement date: 15 July 2021Description
A postdoc position is opening in the research group of Professor Maria Ibáñez with a focus on:
Study of temperature-induced transformation in nanostructured materials by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy.
The Ibáñez group develops novel functional nanomaterials using precisely designed nano- crystals as building blocks and investigates their properties as function of their finely tunable nano-features. In this way, we are able to create a new generation of complex materials in which components and functionalities can be defined in a predictable way. Beyond fundamen- tal studies in nanocrystal synthesis, surface chemistry and assembly, the group also aims to provide high-efficiency cost-effective thermoelectric materials.
Requirements
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PhD in Material Science, Nanoscience, Chemistry, or Physics
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Extensive experience in advanced transmission electron microscopy (TEM)
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Capacity to produce 3D atomic models of the materials studied
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Experience in in-situ experiments in the TEM will be highly valued, especially with a tempe-
rature-controlled TEM holder
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Experience with semiconductor materials, mainly metal chalcogenides
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Excellent communication and presentation skills
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High motivation and a proven ability to conduct independent research, as well as to work
effectively as a member of a research team
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Excellent command of English (working language)
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Contact
- Identity
- Maria Ibanez
- mibanez@ist.ac.at
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Microscopy CORE Lab of the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (FHML) of the University of Maastricht.
Maastricht, Netherlands
Specialist in microscopy image processing and analysis
Announcement date: 13 July 2021Description
The Microscopy CORE lab (MCL) is looking for an image processing and analysis specialist for the microscopy field. As support staff you will be positioned at the Microscopy CORE lab. You will work in close collaboration with researchers, microscopists and data engineers.
As microscopy data specialist you facilitate the use, development and processing of both light and electron microscopy imaging data from the microscopes among the researchers. You train young scientists and research staff, in data analysis on imaging. You are responsible for a maximum uptime of the infrastructure and will develop and adapt new methods for helping to solve research questions.
Requirements
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Bachelor in applied sciences, information technology, bioinformatics or equivalent experience.
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First class communicator, teacher/trainer and pro-active independent team player.
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Experience in imaging by light microscopy and electron microscopy.
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Experience with programming (Python, Matlab or other relevant languages).
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Experience with Linux (Ubuntu) server administration and maintenance.
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The ability to quickly learn new technologies or acquire new imaging treatment skills.
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Ability to prioritise a demanding workload.
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Strong interest in microscopy, image analysis, quantification and 3D visualisation new developments.
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Carmen López-Iglesias (c.lopeziglesias@maastrichtuniversity.nl)
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IST Austria - Ibanez group
Klosterneuburg (Vienna), Austria
Postdoctoral Position
Announcement date: 12 July 2021Description
A postdoc position is opening in the research group of Professor Maria Ibáñez with a focus on:
Study of temperature-induced transformation in nanostructured materials by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy.
The Ibáñez group develops novel functional nanomaterials using precisely designed nano- crystals as building blocks and investigates their properties as function of their finely tunable nano-features. In this way, we are able to create a new generation of complex materials in which components and functionalities can be defined in a predictable way. Beyond fundamen- tal studies in nanocrystal synthesis, surface chemistry and assembly, the group also aims to provide high-efficiency cost-effective thermoelectric materials.
Requirements
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PhD in Material Science, Nanoscience, Chemistry, or Physics
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Extensive experience in advanced transmission electron microscopy (TEM)
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Capacity to produce 3D atomic models of the materials studied
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Experience in in-situ experiments in the TEM will be highly valued, especially with a tempe-
rature-controlled TEM holder
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Experience with semiconductor materials, mainly metal chalcogenides
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Excellent communication and presentation skills
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High motivation and a proven ability to conduct independent research, as well as to work
effectively as a member of a research team
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Excellent command of English (working language)
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Professor maria Ibanez
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
Eindoven, Netherlands
Market Development Manager
Announcement date: 08 July 2021Description
The Market Development Manager is responsible for exploring new markets and uncovering unmet needs in characterization of materials and failure analysis. Defining differentiated product offerings tailored to markets and/or regions is a key objective. The Market Development Manager can translate customer challenges into commercial opportunities...
Requirements
This position is ideal for an experienced business development professional wanting to be involved with a diverse team in a high-tech company; looking to combine his/her technical and commercial skills. The successful candidate will possess the following combination of education and experience:
- Proven expertise in market development
- Experience with Voice of the Customer concepts
- Expertise in characterization with electron microscopy techniques; preferably on ceramic materials or microdevices
- Excellent communications skills, both written and verbal, in English. Mandarin language skills would be considered an advantage
- Detailed problem solving by working with customers and account team
- Strong presentation skills
- Ability to work in a global and diverse team
- Must be self-motivated and enjoy challenges
- Ability to travel internationally on a regular basis
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Contact
- Identity
- Silvie Roelans
- silvie.roelans@thermofisher.com
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Applications Scientist Dualbeam - Semiconductor
Announcement date: 08 July 2021Description
The NanoPort team, within the Sales and Service Division (SSD) Organization, runs a state-of-the-art electron microscopy lab, supporting Thermo Fisher Scientific’s account managers and external customers. Key deliverables of the NanoPort team are:
- Carefully prepared product and workflow demonstrations, based on a solid understanding of customers’ application needs, providing evidence of the unique value of Thermo Fisher Scientific’s solution in a highly competitive market.
- Customer applications training and support providing unparalleled value, allowing users to obtain the best possible results and value from their instruments in the shortest possible time.
Both elements are key deliverables of the NanoPort team and are critical to the success of Thermo Fisher Scientific and its customers.
Requirements
This position is ideal for an experienced technologist wanting to be involved with a dynamic team and exposed to a constant variety of customer application areas. The successful candidate will possess the following combination of education and experience:
- Requires a University degree in Materials Science, Chemistry and or Physics, an advanced degree is preferred.
- Knowledge and recent hands-on experience with Small DualBeam is required.
- 3 or more years of experience in a relevant position within an electronics/research environment that involved recent hands-on experience utilizing dualbeam technology is critical.
- Knowledge of advanced technology diagnostics as well as troubleshooting techniques, operational optimization, and experience of analytical equipment; specifically, electron/ion microscopes.
- Excellent, enthusiastic, clear communication skills, both written and verbal, with a diverse audience are critical to the success of this position.
- Excellent customer interfacing skills a must
- Proven ability to interact with cross-functional and cross-cultural teams
- Ability to travel both domestically internationally (up to 50%), possession of a valid passport.
- High level understanding of semiconductor device processing and failure analysis techniques
- Fluency in French and/or German would be highly beneficial
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Contact
- Identity
- Silvie Roelans
- silvie.roelans@thermofisher.com
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Applications Scientist DualBeam
Announcement date: 08 July 2021Description
- Supporting and training customers after the sale and installation of the microscope. Customer training is primarily scheduled on-site on the customer's instrument, but the candidate will support in-house training in NanoPort Eindhoven as well.
- Authoring and maintaining supporting training material.
- Cultivating positive customer relationships and acting as a high level customer interface for specific instrument/applications issues, explaining complex technology details, and giving in depth technical presentations.
- Providing continuous feedback to the product groups on system performance, features, and potential problems.
- Acting as a primary communication conduit to the factory by reporting engineering and production issues from the customer to Thermo Fisher Scientific.
- Troubleshooting and reporting software and hardware issues and escalate as necessary.
- Providing feedback to engineering on system performance, features and problems.
- Providing technical support to SSD, R&D, Manufacturing, Customer Service and other departments as required.
- As the candidate skills evolve, the candidate may participate in product demonstrations, development of new techniques and applications, support to Thermo Fisher Scientific marketing, and assisting with technical and applications expertise in all phases of the sales cycle.
Requirements
- Typically requires a University degree in Materials Science, Chemistry and or Physics; an advanced degree is preferred.
- 5 or more years of experience in a relevant position within a research/commercial environment that involved hands-on experience utilizing DualBeam technology is critical. Knowledge and recent hands-on experience with DualBeam is required.
- Excellent, enthusiastic, clear communication skills, both written and verbal, with a diverse audience are essential to the success of this position.
- Excellent customer interfacing skills a must.
- Proven ability to interact with cross - functional and cross - cultural teams.
- Frequent traveling (up to 50%) and ability to travel both domestically and internationally, possession of a valid passport.
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Contact
- Identity
- Silvie Roelans
- silvie.roelans@thermofisher.com
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Application Scientist – Life Science Cryo-TEM
Announcement date: 08 July 2021Description
The EMEA NanoPort team, within the Sales and Service Division (SSD), runs a state-of-the-art Electron Microscopy Centre of Excellence, supporting account managers and external Thermo Fisher Scientific customers in the Sciences and Industry markets. Key deliverables of the NanoPort team are:
- The delivery of high-quality Customer Applications Training and Support, allowing users to obtain the best possible results from their instruments in the shortest possible time;
- Carefully prepared Product and Workflow Demonstrations, based on a solid understanding of our customers’ application needs and highlighting the unique value of Thermo Scientific solutions in a highly competitive market;
- Application contributions to new hardware and software Product Introductions;
- The generation of Marketing Collateral and contributions to high-profile Workshops and Conferences.
Requirements
The successful candidate will possess the following combination of education and experience:
- An advanced degree (MSc, PhD) in Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Structural Biology or equivalent, demonstrating strong expertise in microscopy application areas such as sample preparation, cryo-EM data collection and data processing;
- Typically requires approximately 5 years of experience in electron-microscopy in an advanced research (academia or industry) environment with a strong hands-on focus on cryo-Transmission Electron Microscopy;
- Strong background in single particle cryo-EM and/or tomography data processing; ability to run and maintain data processing workstations is a plus;
- Proven ability to prioritize and work on multiple projects simultaneously, independently and self-motivated;
- Confident, determined, and people-oriented;
- A strong team player with a proven ability to interact with multi-cultural, cross-functional teams;
- Strong communicative and inter-cultural skills (verbal and non-verbal); fluent in English, skills in German, French or Italian is a plus;
- Willingness to frequently travel internationally (occasionally up to 70%).
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- Identity
- Silvie Roelans
- silvie.roelans@thermofisher.com
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
Remote, Austria
Sr. Product Marketing Manager Software Electron Microscopes
Announcement date: 08 July 2021Description
The Life Science Business Unit within Thermo Fisher MSD provides high-value workflow solutions for biological 3D imaging, ranging from atomic resolution imaging of protein complexes to volume acquisition of cellular compartment structures. Protein 3D structure determination using Cryo-Electron Microscopy Single Particle Analysis (Cryo-EM SPA) is a rapidly growing field, as it pushes the boundaries in the understanding of disease mechanisms and life itself. Recently, Cryo-EM SPA has made its’ entry into pharmaceutical R&D labs where it’s used to structurally enable drug discovery projects.
To support the growth of electron microscopy, the Life Sciences Business Unit is looking to add a Product Marketing Manager (PMM) responsible for the software solutions offered with our microscopy tools, which include Athena and EPU. The Software PMM will gather market requirements to define software solutions that support the segment growth strategy, will have these solutions developed, and will develop launch plans to introduce new software solutions to the market. The individual will be a major contributor in defining our business strategy and product roadmap for Cryo-EM software solutions...
Requirements
- University degree in a relevant scientific field and/or University degree in Business Administration
- Proven experience in strategic Product Marketing & Business Development of software solutions, preferably in a scientific environment.
- Experience in developing business cases, establishing new business models, and successfully executing complex projects
- Knowledge of software license models and their commercial implications
- Knowledge of data/image collection and image analysis software solutions used in the Cryo-EM workflow in both the academic and industrial environments.
- Ability to build a strong network within the Cryo-EM software development community.
- Experience in interacting with highly technical customers and customer groups; able to systematically extract their present and future requirements
- The ability to envision new opportunities and to drive their implementation to achieve continuous business improvement
- Excellent communication ability (both written and verbal) and influencing skills including the ability to communicate complex concepts to a variety of audiences is critical to the success in this position
- Typically requires 4-5 years of experience in marketing, product management or applications management in a relevant environment.
- Drive for results and an ability to work within a diverse, cross-functional team across multiple sites
- Willing and able to travel internationally (up to 35%)
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Contact
- Identity
- Silvie Roelans
- silvie.roelans@thermofisher.com
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Application Scientist Life Sciences (Small DualBeam)
Announcement date: 08 July 2021Description
The EMEA NanoPort team, within the Sales and Service Division (SSD), runs a state-of-the-art Electron Microscopy Centre of Excellence, supporting account managers and external Thermo Fisher Scientific customers in the Sciences and Industry markets. Key deliverables of the NanoPort team are:
- The delivery of high-quality Customer Applications Training and Support, allowing users to obtain the best possible results from their instruments in the shortest possible time;
- Carefully prepared Product and Workflow Demonstrations, based on a solid understanding of our customers’ application needs and highlighting the unique value of Thermo Scientific solutions in a highly competitive market;
- Application contributions to new hardware and software Product Introductions;
- The generation of Marketing Collateral and contributions to high-profile Workshops and Conferences...
Requirements
The successful candidate will possess the following combination of education and experience:
- A University degree in the Natural Sciences;
- Hands on experience in the operation of SDB, preferably in cryo lamella preparation;
- Strong attention to detail, a critical eye for quality, and a focus on continuous improvement;
- Proven ability to prioritize and work with multiple projects simultaneously;
- Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, are key to the success of this position;
- Fluent in English, with skills in German, Italian or French welcomed
- A strong team player with a proven ability to interact with multi-cultural, cross-functional teams;
- Able to travel internationally (up to 50%) and in possession of a valid passport.
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- Identity
- Silvie Roelans
- silvie.roelans@thermofisher.com
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University of Oslo
Oslo, Norway
POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN ADVANCED (S)TEM AND EELS OF EMBEDDED NANOPARTICLES IN SEMICONDUCTORS
Announcement date: 08 July 2021Description
A position as Postdoctoral Research Fellow is available at The Centre for Materials Science and Nanotechnology/Department of Physics, as part of the project ‘Functionalization of conducting oxides by ion beam and defect engineering’ (FUNCTION).
No one can be appointed for more than one Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at the University of Oslo. Starting date approximately 01.10.2021.
The appointment is a full time position and is for a period of 2 years.
Requirements
The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences has a strategic ambition of being a leading research faculty. Candidates for these fellowships will be selected in accordance with this, and expected to be in the upper segment of their class with respect to academic credentials.
- Applicants must hold a degree equivalent to a Norwegian doctoral degree in (Solid State) Physics or Materials Science. The Doctoral dissertation must be submitted for evaluation by the closing date. Only applicants with an approved doctoral thesis and public defense are eligible for appointment.
- Experience in utilizing (S)TEM and EELS for studies of the structure and properties of inorganic materials is required
- Experience in semiconductor materials is of advantage
- A good track record in cross-disciplinary research and collaboration will be positively evaluated
- Fluent oral and written communication skills in English are required.
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Prof. Øystein Prytz phone: +47 22840684, e-mail: oystein.prytz@fys.uio.no
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Technical University of Denmark (DTU Nanolab)
Lyngby, Denmark
PhD scholarship in Phase Plate Fabrication and Application for Electron Microscopy
Announcement date: 08 July 2021 - Deadline for application: 15 August 2021Description
High resolution electron microscopy of biological samples has a huge potential. Visualizing biological structures with near atomic resolution is a key tool to understand fundamental biological processes. However, image quality and the amount of information that can be extracted form an electron microscopy image is strongly dependent on the contrast which can be challenging when imaging biological materials. As in conventional light microscopy, phase contrast is a means to overcome this problem.
The National Centre for Nanofabrication and Characterization at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU Nanolab) is thus seeking a PhD student to work on the development of novel phase plates for transmission electron microscopy. The candidate will utilize advanced nano fabrication and characterization techniques to develop and characterize robust and reproducible phase plates for the characterization of biological samples by means of electron microscopy.
You will gain expertise in the use of clean room fabrication techniques in the manufacture of phase plates as well as in advanced electron microscopy characterization techniques. Phase plates are necessary to improve the contrast and thereby the (nano) characterization of non-uniform biological samples with low inherent contrast in the electron microscope. The development of robust and reproducible phase plates is key for the continuing adoption of phase plates in cryo electron microscopy...
Requirements
You must have a two-year master's degree (120 ECTS points) or a similar degree with an academic level equivalent to a two-year master's degree.
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Professor Paul Kempen, email: pkem@dtu.dk.
