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Current Openings

Please contact Dr. Qiyin Fang regarding current openings.

Graduate Students

  • Titre du sujet de thèse proposé/proposed PhD title: Hyperspectral Imaging analysis of skin erythema after radiation therapy
  • EPI d'accueil/Research team: Ayin (equipe de recherche INRIA) & McMaster University
  • A propos de l'INRIA et du poste/context:

This work will be conducted at INRIA in Sophia Antipolis near Nice in France and McMaster University in Hamilton, Canada; through collaborations between the Ayin research team and the McMaster Biophotonics Research group. This position will be funded by MESR.

This international research team has close collaboration with industry and healthcare providers such as Juravinski Cancer Center.

  • Profil recherché/Student profile:

Required qualifications

  1. undergraduate and master’s degree in related disciplines in engineering or science
  2. basic skills in understanding and use of statistical and applied mathematical tools (statistical analysis of time series and multidimensional data, stochastic models such as Markov random fields, point processes…) and imaging processing.
  3. a good knowledge of programming languages (matlab and C or C in particular) - knowledge of optical imaging systems. - a good English communication skills, Desired qualifications: - French is not necessary, but will be appreciated. * Durée du contrat : 36 mois * Lieu de travail : [[https://team.inria.fr/ayin/;
  • RQ4. strong communication skills in English;

Desired qualification:

  • DQ1. Direct experiences in building FLIM or time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy systems;
  • DQ2. hands-on experiences in subnanosecond photo detection systems;
  • DQ3. working knowledge of fluorescence microscopy and cellular imaging;
  • DQ4. experienced programer in Matlab for imaging processing and analysis;

This position requires significant travel between Quebec City, Toronto, and Hamilton. Interested candidate may contact Dr. Qiyin Fang via e-mail.


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