Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin - Raum Lab - Imaging, Simulation & Stimulation
The Imaging, Simulation & Stimulation (ISS) Laboratory, led by Prof. Kay Raum, is an independent and interdisciplinary team of physicists, engineers and biochemists. Located at the Charitè campus Benjamin Franklin, our lab is dedicated to the development and clinical translation of innovative ultrasound technologies for the diagnosis, tissue engineering and treatment of musculoskeletal diseases.
This position is in the framework of a collaboration with the PoroUS GmbH - a spin-off startup of the ISS Laboratory. We use quantitative ultrasound (QUS) technology with patented intelligent algorithms to measure cortical bone quality at a microscopic scale without ionizing radiation hazards.
We search for a Medical Engineering Student with interest in in silico sound simulations for an internship or BSc/MSc thesis
Collaborate in a newly initiated project to display μCT measurements in silico sound simulations to translate them into QUS methodology
Working field:
The Imaging, Simulation and Stimulation lab at Charité is looking for a working student with a background in Medical Engineering, Physics or similar studies.
The position will cover topics such as modelling of μCT data simulations and implementing these into quantitative ultrasound imaging methodology to analyse porcine bones.
We are looking for passionate, highly ambitious and skilled individuals to work in a young and interdisciplinary team. This position can be arranged as a working student position (10 or 20 hours per week), an internship, or a graduation thesis.
Requirements:
Your skills...
- Studies in Medical Engineering, Physics, Computer Science or other related studies with highly penthusiastic academic performance
- Experience in in silico sound simulations
- Analytical skills within the scope of medical imaging technologies
- Programming skills (MATLAB, C++, Python)
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- High self-motivation, ability to adapt, taking on responsibility and a positive attitude
Your role and responsibilities will be...
- μCT data analysis
- Adapt and conduct numerical sound propagation simulations based on µCT data
- Analyse simulated ultrasound data
What we offer:
You will work in a young interdisciplinary team together with medical partners, a local spin-off startup and international academic and industrial partners.
You will work actively on developing and expanding medical imaging technologies.
We offer...
- Both academic and non-academic career perspectives
- Flexible working hours
- An interesting work field with a steep learning curve
- The opportunity to boost your career and deepen your scientific knowledge
How to apply:
Please provide a detailed CV and brief letter of motivation. Any additional documents such as publications or reference letters are voluntary.
Send your application to maria.uebe@charite.de.
Do not hesitate to ask if you have any questions!
Facts
ID: 188499
- Num. of employees:
- 7
- Site:
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- Steglitz, Berlin (Berlin, Germany)
- Type:
- Working student
- Internship for students
- Thesis
- Duration:
- 1 year
- Part-/Full-time:
- Minijob/Student Assistant
- Starting date (earliest):
- At the earliest possible
- Remuneration:
- by agreement
- Remote work:
- Not possible
- Scope:
- Computer science
- Engineering
- Medical engineering
- Physics
- Software development
- Field of studies:
- Engineering
- Natural sciences and mathematics
- Computer science
- Physics
- Veterinary medicine
- Computer skills:
- Programming, MATLAB, C++, Python
- Data Analysis
- In Silico Sound Simulations
- Working language and expected level:
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- German (Good command of the language)
- English (Business fluent)
Actions
Apply
- Closing date:
- 30/11/24
- Subject:
- Application Medical Physics/Technology
- Contact person:
- Maria Uebe
- By email:
- maria.uebe@charite.de
- Application papers:
- Please provide a detailed CV and brief letter of motivation. Any additional documents such as publications or reference letters are voluntary.