Postdoctoral Fellow – Voltage Imaging and Fluorescence Lifetime Microscopy
Posted on 20 May 2026
Location: La Jolla, California
We are hiring a postdoctoral fellow to develop high speed voltage imaging technology. We have developed an approach to capture fluorescence lifetime images at kilohertz frame rates, opening several exciting directions for quantitative measurements in the brain. Our work is interdisciplinary by nature, and candidates may come from many different backgrounds including neuroscience, engineering, physics, and bioengineering.
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