Researcher (postdoctoral level) in Bioimaging

The successful candidate will drive method development at the interface of advanced light microscopy, quantitative image analysis, deep learning, and smart microscopy, and will collaborate closely across the IMMENs consortium.
The tasks performed by a researcher include conducting research independently and contributing to project leadership. The tasks are specified below.
Tasks
– Conduct high-impact research that uses and advances light microscopy and quantitative image analysis in immune–endothelial interface biology.
– Develop deep learning–enabled analysis pipelines for microscopy (e.g., segmentation, tracking, phenotyping, multimodal analysis).
– Develop smart microscopy approaches, including analysis-guided acquisition strategies and/or feedback workflows that accelerate discovery and enable quantitative live imaging.
– Contribute to open, reusable software and data.
– Collaborate actively with IMMENs groups and with the broader Turku imaging ecosystem; disseminate research via publications, conferences, and workshops.
– Contribute to a vibrant research environment through seminars, mentoring, and support of students and junior researchers.