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    Three (3) PHD Positions in Positron Emission Tomography Quantification Department

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    The University Medical Center Groningen is announcing three 4-year PhD positions focusing on quantitative analysis methods for PET data obtained using their new Siemens Biograph Vision Quadra PET/CT scanner. The three PhD projects will focus on 1) non-invasive quantitative analysis of neuroPET data, 2) fully quantitative analysis of immunoPET data, and 3) development of artificial intelligence methods for quantitative image reconstruction. Successful candidates should have a degree in fields like physics, medical physics, computer science, or biomedical engineering and strong interests in imaging science and software development. The positions offer a taxable salary ranging from €2,280-€2,920 per month plus benefits. Applications are due by September 30th and should include

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    The University Medical Center Groningen is announcing three 4-year PhD positions focusing on quantitative analysis methods for PET data obtained using their new Siemens Biograph Vision Quadra PET/CT scanner. The three PhD projects will focus on 1) non-invasive quantitative analysis of neuroPET data, 2) fully quantitative analysis of immunoPET data, and 3) development of artificial intelligence methods for quantitative image reconstruction. Successful candidates should have a degree in fields like physics, medical physics, computer science, or biomedical engineering and strong interests in imaging science and software development. The positions offer a taxable salary ranging from €2,280-€2,920 per month plus benefits. Applications are due by September 30th and should include

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    Three (3) PhD positions in Positron Emission Tomography Quantification

    Department
    Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging

    Environment
    The University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) is one of the largest hospitals in the Netherlands
    and the largest employer in the Northern Netherlands. In addition to providing clinical care, it is a
    constituent member of the University of Groningen with much focus on core research, training and
    education. The Department of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging as part of UMCG has well-
    established international reputation for its state-of-the-art infrastructure and front-end research
    activities together with its internal and external collaborations. At least as important as a pleasant
    working environment is a pleasant living environment. Groningen is a thriving university city set in
    quiet, spacious surroundings.

    Background and PhD position description


    The Department of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging recently installed a Siemens Biograph
    Vision QuadraTM 1m long Positron Emission Tomograph (PET) scanner accompanied with a state-of-
    the-art computed X-ray tomographic (CT) system. As one of the first centres (worldwide) with such
    a scanner, a new research line will be to explore novel opportunities that such a system offers. As
    part of the recently launched Molecular Imaging Physics program led by Dr. Charalampos Tsoumpas,
    we are happy to announce three (3) PhD positions, which will focus on the development of novel
    quantitative methods for analysing dynamic PET data obtained with the PET/CT Biograph Vision
    QuadraTM. The three PhD projects will focus on:
    1. Development of non-invasive, quantitative methods for analysing neuroPET data;
    2. Development of fully quantitative methods for analysing immunoPET data;
    3. Development of artificial intelligence (AI) methods for quantitative image reconstruction.
    Research output will be presented at scientific meetings and published in peer-reviewed journals.

    What do you need?


    You should be a creative and passionate researcher with a degree in Physics or Medical Physics,
    Computer Science, Data Science, Applied Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence, (Biomedical)
    Engineering, Biomedical Sciences, Computational Biology with a very strong interest in imaging
    science. Good communication skills and expertise in software development are essential. The
    research should result in a PhD thesis.

    What do we offer?
    Three 4-years fully-funded PhD positions with (approx.) salary of € 2,280.- gross per month in the
    first year up to a maximum of € 2,920.- gross per month in the last year (scale PhD). In addition, the
    UMCG will offer an 8% holiday pay, an 8.3% end-of-year bonus and a development budget. The
    terms of employment comply with the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Medical Centers
    (CAO-UMC).

    More information
    • Dr. ir. C. Tsoumpas; email c.tsoumpas@rug.nl
    • Prof. dr. A. Lammertsma; email a.a.lammertsma@umcg.nl
    • Prof. dr. R. Dierckx; email r.a.dierckx@umcg.nl

    Applications
    The following should be provided by the 30th of September: letter of motivation (maximum one A4
    page) also stating the earliest possible starting date and their project of interest, brief curriculum
    vitae, and, if possible, your undergraduate and/or postgraduate theses as well as any (co)authored
    publications.

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