Positions Available

Interested on joining our group?  Below are current open positions:

Research Technician Positions

Spring 2024

One NIH-funded Research Technician position is open in Dr. Franceschini’s group, located at the A. A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging at the Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School. We are  looking for a post-bachelor or post-master student interested in clinical research, monitoring of patients in critical care settings, use of near-infrared spectroscopy methods, and co-registration with other physiology and neuroimaging technologies.

The RA will have an opportunity to work on our ongoing studies using DCS and NIRS and fNIRS technologies. The RA will assist with data collection, data analysis, help conduct instrument testing and manage all with IRB documentation. Preference will be given to applicants with an engineering or physical science background.
 

Please see the detailed description of the job position 3282597 at

https://www.massgeneral.org/careers/apply

 

Postdoctoral Fellow Positions

Fall 2024

One DOD SBIR-funded postdoctoral position is open in Dr. Franceschini group, located at the A. A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging at the Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School, to conduct non invasive human studies aiming a validating our sponsor optical device.

We are seeking highly motivated researchers with a desire to begin an independent career related to or involving biomedical diffuse optical imaging applications. The successful candidates will have a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering, medical physics, computer science, or equivalent degree. However, we will consider exceptional candidates of any scientific background.

Please email  Mari Franceschini (mfranceschini at mgh.harvard.edu) a cover letter describing research interests and experience and updated curriculum vitae.

 

 

Students

The Center offers  opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students in engineering, physics, neuroscience and biological sciences to conduct research in a multidisciplinary environment.

Research areas include fNIRS, DCS, SCOS, OCT, and microscopy. Research projects span the spectrum from basic biological research, the development of cutting edge technologies, and early stage clinical studies. Based on the research interest  students should contact the appropriate Optics faculty member.