POST-DOCTORAT : Développement d'un capteur optique organique flexible pour l'imagerie calcique in vi
ecole nationale superieure des mines de saintetienneNedrow (NY)
POST-DOCTORAT : Développement d'un capteur optique organique flexible pour l'imagerie calcique in vi
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ecole nationale superieure des mines de saintetienneNedrow (NY)
Microsystems EngineersResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Postdoctoral Position in Bioelectronics As a postdoctoral researcher, you will be at the heart of our research and innovation missions assigned to the Microelectronics Center of Provence, Bioelectronics department. Within this service, you will contribute to interdisciplinary research in the service of scientific and societal innovation. The Bioelectronics Department of the Microelectronics Center of Provence develops innovative technologies at the interface between electronics, materials, and life sciences. Located in Gardanne, in the heart of the Aix-Marseille region, it has a state-of-the-art research environment and a fully equipped cleanroom. Its teams operate in an international and interdisciplinary context, in close collaboration with academic and clinical partners. Strategic objective of the recruitment: To strengthen the research capabilities of the Bioelectronics Department with a postdoctoral researcher capable of developing a new generation of flexible organic optical sensors for in vivo calcium imaging. This recruitment will contribute to advancing a technology with high potential at the interface between microelectronics, bioelectronics, and neurosciences. Main missions: Develop and microfabricate organic flexible photodetectors in the form of high-resolution multipixel matrices. Develop the acquisition system allowing parallel reading of the different pixels. Ensure the conditioning, characterization, and benchmarking of the sensor in a biological environment. Analyze and evaluate the sensor's performance in the context of in vivo experiments, in collaboration with the Institute of Neurosciences of La Timone (INT).Value your work through scientific publications and international communications. Your ability to work independently in an interdisciplinary environment and to make the link between fundamental research, technological development, and health applications will be essential to succeed. Profile Sought
What we are looking for:
You hold a: Degree level of Bac + 5 or equivalent Doctorate (or on the verge of obtaining it), preferably in electrical engineering, microelectronics, biomedical engineering, physics, chemistry, materials science, or chemical engineering. And ideally: Doctorate degree 3 years of experience in organic electronics Junior accepted: yes Significant experience in microfabrication and work in a cleanroom Proven experience in organic electronics and/or in the fabrication of photodetectors Proven expertise in electrical and optical characterization Proficiency in English (C1 level) and in Matlab or Python for data analysis Your additional strengths: Experience in organic electronics and/or in the field of solar cells Experience in the characterization of sensors or optoelectronic devicesA marked interest in interdisciplinary research at the interface between electronics, materials, and life sciences Experience in an international research environment would be appreciated Candidates selected after reviewing their application will be interviewed at the end of October 2026.
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