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Toronto Metropolitan University, Physics Department

Our department within the Faculty of Science is known for expertise in researching the intersection of physics and medicine. We're also expanding the use of physics tools to solve problems within interconnected, complex systems across a broad range of sectors.

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Aug 30, 2023
Full time Fellowship / PostDoc
Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Biophotonics Engineering
$60,000 yearly
Toronto Metropolitan University, Physics Department Toronto, ON, Canada
  Our TMU Photonics team is dedicated to the development and application of multi-scale optical and electronic techniques for the study, diagnostics and treatment of diseases. The postdoc researcher in our laboratory will work in a highly interdisciplinary environment, acquiring a broad skill set from fundamental biophotonic technologies in close collaboration with international and Canadian academic, clinical and industrial partners. We have two lab research facilities: (1) the Photonics Lab at TMU campus (Physics Department, Faculty of Science) developing optoelectronics and software (150 m2 equipped with optics, mechanics, electronics, lasers, light sources, cameras, signal generators, fiber optics) and the Douplik’s Lab in the Institute of Biomedical Engineering Science and Technology at St. Michael Hospital equipped with high-end spectrometers, confocal Raman microscope and a phantom production facility. For information about the team please see our...