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专业: 应用高分子化学与物理

[交流] PhD position Germany Max Planck 已有2人参与

The ambitious goal of this project is to explore the physical and physical-chemical grounds of imaging nanosized molecular aggregates in living animals non-invasively. Pursuing this goal has become realistic only recently, due to the breaking of the diffraction resolution barrier in fluorescence microscopy by stimulated emission depletion (STED). A formidable task ahead is to image individual synapses in the upper layer of a living mouse brain and the distribution of its proteins. The project is carried out together with neuroscientists both from within the department and from the Medical School of the University of Göttingen. Watching the molecules responsible for 'thinking' at work (with STED microscopy) would revolutionize the basic understanding of our primary organ and also pave the way to understanding many neurological disorders.

We require a background in physics, or biophysics, and enthusiasm for science.

Applications should include cover letter, CV, copies of high school and university exams, publications/manuscripts (if applicable) and address details of at least one referee. Please directly via email to: hell-office@gwdg.de

Methoden:
STED microscopy

Anfangsdatum: 15. Juli 2012

geschätzte Dauer: 3 Jahre

Bezahlung: German TVöD standard or a Max Planck Scholarship

Homepage: http://www.4pi.de/

•Highly motivated research team with interdisciplinary expertise in optics, chemistry, biology, and numerical modeling
•A scientific topic that is highly recognized, e.g. Berning, S. et. al. "Nanoscopy in a Living Mouse Brain" Science 335, 551 (2012)
•The research efforts of the group are awarded with multiple prizes (most recently the Körber European Science Prize 2011)
•A research topic that offers many possibilities to make breakthroughs in early stages of career.
•First-rate conditions for research and science training.
• http://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/medizin/0,1518,813035,00.html

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