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	~~Image~~-~~guided Diagnostics and Therapy – Novelty, Internationality and Excellence,~~		{{DISPLAYTITLE:We are looking for 12 motivated post-grad scientists to be part of project IGNIDTE}}
	~~a project of HORIZON, funded under Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA)~~
	~~Future challenges in medicine will require PhD-level professionals with a sound cross- and~~
	~~interdisciplinary education~~ to ~~face the impact~~ of ~~the massive digital changes affecting (image-guided)~~
	~~diagnosis and therapy. IGNIDTE is designed to further address this demand.~~
	IGNIDTE*-will ignite excellence through a unique, multidisciplinary research setting at the Medical
	~~University of Innsbruck (MUI) and University of Innsbruck (UIBK) and a thoughtfully tailored training~~
	~~program, educating the next generation of experts in image-guided diagnostics and therapy. The~~
	~~programme is thus well positioned for supporting the career development of 12 promising young~~
	~~scientists with opportunity to develop their own scientific profile resulting in great career opportunities.~~

	Position: ~~PhD Student~~		''[https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101261803 Image-guided Diagnostics and Therapy – Novelty, Internationality and Excellence], a project of [https://commission.europa.eu/funding-and-tenders/find-funding/eu-funding-programmes/horizon-europe_en HORIZON], funded under Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Future challenges in medicine will require PhD-level professionals with a sound cross- and interdisciplinary education to face the impact of the massive digital changes affecting (image-guided) diagnosis and therapy. IGNIDTE is designed to further address this demand. IGNIDTE*-will ignite excellence through a unique, multidisciplinary research setting at the [https://www.i-med.ac.at/en/ Medical University of Innsbruck (MUI)] and [https://www.uibk.ac.at/en/ University of Innsbruck (UIBK)] and a thoughtfully tailored training program, educating the next generation of experts in image-guided diagnostics and therapy. The programme is thus well positioned for supporting the career development of [https://ignidte.i-med.ac.at/projects/ 12 promising young scientists] with opportunity to develop their own scientific profile resulting in great career opportunities.''

			Position: Pre doc Researcher ( Doctoral Candidate)

	Location: Location Medical University Innsbruck , University of Innsbruck		Location: Location Medical University Innsbruck , University of Innsbruck
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	Salary currency: Euros		Salary currency: Euros

	Interested candidates will be able to apply for project topics in clinical application areas, focusing on the general application domains of		Interested candidates will be able to apply for project topics in clinical application areas, focusing on the general application domains of Radiology, Cardiology, Computer Science, Oncology, Mathematics, Biomedical physics, Neuropathology, Biomedical engineering, Nuclear Medicine.
	Radiology, Cardiology, Computer Science, Oncology, Mathematics, Biomedical physics, Neuropathology, Biomedical engineering, Nuclear Medicine.

	Your area of responsibility:		'''Your area of responsibility:'''

	• Produce a high-quality scientific thesis, to be openly accessible at university websites		Produce a high-quality scientific thesis, to be openly accessible at university websites

	• Publish at least 1 first and 2 co-authored scientific papers (5 on average) on leading journals within the field		Publish at least 1 first and 2 co-authored scientific papers (5 on average) on leading journals within the field

	• Participate in 5 conferences during the PhD, by presenting your research work (poster/oral presentation as 1st author)		Participate in 5 conferences during the PhD, by presenting your research work (poster/oral presentation as 1st author)

	• Organise satellite conference to showcase the achievements of the PhD candidates, include prestigious invited speakers, supported by the supervisors		Organise satellite conference to showcase the achievements of the PhD candidates, include prestigious invited speakers, supported by the supervisors

	• Take part in take part in public outreach events and science festivals, such as the European Researcher’s Night and Pint of Science. In addition, you will engage in initiatives that promote and support women and non-binary scientists, including participation in platforms		Take part in take part in public outreach events and science festivals, such as the European Researcher’s Night and Pint of Science. In addition, you will engage in initiatives that promote and support women and non-binary scientists, including participation in platforms

	• Complete offered secondments at academic and/or non-academic partner institutions worldwide.		Complete offered secondments at academic and/or non-academic [https://ignidte.i-med.ac.at/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Partners.pdf partner institutions] worldwide.

	• Work closely with the supervisory team and contribute to interdisciplinary research discussions.		Work closely with the supervisory team and contribute to interdisciplinary research discussions.

	We are looking forward to:		'''We are looking forward to:'''

	• Doctoral candidates, meaning they do not already hold a doctoral degree;		Doctoral candidates, meaning they do not already hold a doctoral degree;

	• Have a relevant medical, dentistry, master’s or equivalent degree;		Have a relevant medical, dentistry, master’s or equivalent degree;

	• Fulfil the MSCA mobility rule: they must not have lived, worked or studied in Austria for more than 12 months in the 36 months before the call deadline;		Fulfil the MSCA mobility rule: they must not have lived, worked or studied in Austria for more than 12 months in the 36 months before the call deadline;

	• Candidates not already permanently employed by the host institution where the research training will take place;		Candidates not already permanently employed by the host institution where the research training will take place;

	*Applicants may apply before finishing their degree, but the final graduation certificate must be available before employment can start.		*''Applicants may apply before finishing their degree, but the final graduation certificate must be available before employment can start''.

	What you can expect:		'''What you can expect:'''

	Located in the center of Tyrol, we offer the best conditions at an attractive location, a value-oriented working environment, exciting and varied activities, the opportunity for professional and personal development and numerous (voluntary) additional company benefits.		Located in the center of Tyrol, we offer the best conditions at an attractive location, a value-oriented working environment, exciting and varied activities, the opportunity for professional and personal development and numerous (voluntary) additional company benefits. Successful candidates will receive a full-time doctoral employment contract for 3 years which consists of 40 hours per week. Doctoral candidates will be employed full-time, 40 hours per week, and paid according to level B1 of the collective agreement for scientific employees at Austrian Universities (as of 2026: € 3,776.10 per month, 14 times a year for fulltime employment). Please submit your detailed application by 10 December 2026 here: https://ignidte.i-med.ac.at/
	Successful candidates will receive a full-time doctoral employment contract for 3 years which consists of 40 hours per week.
	Doctoral candidates will be employed full-time, 40 hours per week, and paid according to level B1 of the collective agreement for scientific employees at Austrian Universities (as of 2026: € 3,776.10 per month, 14 times a year for fulltime employment).
	Please submit your detailed application by 10 December 2026 here: https://ignidte.i-med.ac.at/

	Applications will go through a two-stage selection process involving national and international experts in the respective fields of research. After evaluation of the application documents, all applicants will be informed in mid-January 2027. A short list of five top-ranked candidates for each of the 12 projects will be invited for interviews to be scheduled for end of January 2027. After final ranking, the successful applicants will be offered positions in early/mid-February. Employment may then begin starting from March 2027.		Applications will go through a two-stage selection process involving national and international experts in the respective fields of research. After evaluation of the application documents, all applicants will be informed in mid-January 2027. A short list of five top-ranked candidates for each of the 12 projects will be invited for interviews to be scheduled for end of January 2027. After final ranking, the successful applicants will be offered positions in early/mid-February. Employment may then begin starting from March 2027.

	Equal opportunities for all!		''Equal opportunities for all!''

	We offer our employees a fair working environment in which they can develop individually. We focus on diversity and equal opportunities, including by deliberately increasing the proportion of women in all professional groups, especially in management positions. We expressly encourage qualified women to apply. In order to support working parents, we offer flexible working time models and childcare facilities.		''We offer our employees a fair working environment in which they can develop individually. We focus on diversity and equal opportunities, including by deliberately increasing the proportion of women in all professional groups, especially in management positions. We expressly encourage qualified women to apply. In order to support working parents, we offer flexible working time models and childcare facilities.''
	~~Where to apply~~
	~~Website~~
	~~https://ignidte.i-med.ac.at/~~

	~~Requirements~~		Where to apply: Website https://ignidte.i-med.ac.at/
	~~Research Field~~

	~~Education Level~~		Number of offers available: 12
	~~Master Degree or equivalent~~

	~~Number~~ of ~~offers available~~		{{DEFAULTSORT:We are looking for 12 motivated post-grad scientists to be part of project IGNIDTE}}
	12

We are looking for 12 motivated post-grad scientific to be part of project IGNIDTE

V nirankari — Tue, 20 Oct 2026 10:44:35 GMT

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Image-guided Diagnostics and Therapy – Novelty, Internationality and Excellence,
a project of HORIZON, funded under Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA)
Future challenges in medicine will require PhD-level professionals with a sound cross- and
interdisciplinary education to face the impact of the massive digital changes affecting (image-guided)
diagnosis and therapy. IGNIDTE is designed to further address this demand.
IGNIDTE*-will ignite excellence through a unique, multidisciplinary research setting at the Medical
University of Innsbruck (MUI) and University of Innsbruck (UIBK) and a thoughtfully tailored training
program, educating the next generation of experts in image-guided diagnostics and therapy. The
programme is thus well positioned for supporting the career development of 12 promising young
scientists with opportunity to develop their own scientific profile resulting in great career opportunities.

Position: PhD Student

Location: Location Medical University Innsbruck , University of Innsbruck

Deadline: 10 December 2026

Salary: According to level B1 of the collective agreement for scientific employees at Austrian Universities (as of 2026: € 3,776.10 per month, 14 times a year for fulltime employment).

Salary currency: Euros

Interested candidates will be able to apply for project topics in clinical application areas, focusing on the general application domains of
Radiology, Cardiology, Computer Science, Oncology, Mathematics, Biomedical physics, Neuropathology, Biomedical engineering, Nuclear Medicine.

Your area of responsibility:

• Produce a high-quality scientific thesis, to be openly accessible at university websites

• Publish at least 1 first and 2 co-authored scientific papers (5 on average) on leading journals within the field

• Participate in 5 conferences during the PhD, by presenting your research work (poster/oral presentation as 1st author)

• Organise satellite conference to showcase the achievements of the PhD candidates, include prestigious invited speakers, supported by the supervisors

• Take part in take part in public outreach events and science festivals, such as the European Researcher’s Night and Pint of Science. In addition, you will engage in initiatives that promote and support women and non-binary scientists, including participation in platforms

• Complete offered secondments at academic and/or non-academic partner institutions worldwide.

• Work closely with the supervisory team and contribute to interdisciplinary research discussions.

We are looking forward to:

• Doctoral candidates, meaning they do not already hold a doctoral degree;

• Have a relevant medical, dentistry, master’s or equivalent degree;

• Fulfil the MSCA mobility rule: they must not have lived, worked or studied in Austria for more than 12 months in the 36 months before the call deadline;

• Candidates not already permanently employed by the host institution where the research training will take place;

*Applicants may apply before finishing their degree, but the final graduation certificate must be available before employment can start.

What you can expect:

Located in the center of Tyrol, we offer the best conditions at an attractive location, a value-oriented working environment, exciting and varied activities, the opportunity for professional and personal development and numerous (voluntary) additional company benefits.
Successful candidates will receive a full-time doctoral employment contract for 3 years which consists of 40 hours per week.
Doctoral candidates will be employed full-time, 40 hours per week, and paid according to level B1 of the collective agreement for scientific employees at Austrian Universities (as of 2026: € 3,776.10 per month, 14 times a year for fulltime employment).
Please submit your detailed application by 10 December 2026 here: https://ignidte.i-med.ac.at/

Applications will go through a two-stage selection process involving national and international experts in the respective fields of research. After evaluation of the application documents, all applicants will be informed in mid-January 2027. A short list of five top-ranked candidates for each of the 12 projects will be invited for interviews to be scheduled for end of January 2027. After final ranking, the successful applicants will be offered positions in early/mid-February. Employment may then begin starting from March 2027.

Equal opportunities for all!

We offer our employees a fair working environment in which they can develop individually. We focus on diversity and equal opportunities, including by deliberately increasing the proportion of women in all professional groups, especially in management positions. We expressly encourage qualified women to apply. In order to support working parents, we offer flexible working time models and childcare facilities.
Where to apply
Website
https://ignidte.i-med.ac.at/

Requirements
Research Field

Education Level
Master Degree or equivalent

Number of offers available
12

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Izzynchristie — Thu, 08 Oct 2026 11:51:49 GMT

Research Associate in Multimodal Neuroimaging

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	~~Full Professor~~ in ~~Artificial Intelligence in Radiological Imaging~~		Research Associate in Multimodal Neuroimaging
	~~pursuant to § 98 of the Universities Act (UG)~~

	The Rectorate of the Medical University of Innsbruck invites applications for the immediate appointment of a University Professor (f/m/d) in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Radiological Imaging pursuant to § 98 of the Universities Act (UG). The professorship will be based at the University Department of Radiology. The employment contract is limited to five years. Upon positive evaluation, a subsequent appointment to a permanent position is possible. The position is full-time (100%).		Overview

			This is a 2-year fixed term opportunity for a post-doctoral MRI physicist to work on an ambitious Wellcome Trust funded neuroimaging grant. The project centres on the novel application of hyperpolarised xenon to study gas exchange in the brain. The post doc will be required to acquire pre-clinical data in a multidisciplinary team. Designing MR acquisition protocols and robust data analysis pipelines is essential to this role. Pulse sequences may be developed with the support of other senior scientists. This project seeks to understand the application of hyperpolarised xenon to detect early signs of brain diseases associated with the cerebral vasculature (specifically cerebral Small Vessel Disease). There is a clear route to human translation as these methods are already used in human research in Sheffield. Rigorous physiological validation of the method is the core aim.

	The position involves representing the discipline in research and teaching. In both areas the collaboration with other organizational units and close cooperation within the Faculty of AI and Scientific Computing in Medicine (AISCM) at the Medical University of Innsbruck is expressly encouraged.

	~~The~~ successful candidate is ~~expected~~ to ~~demonstrate a high level of scientific qualification as well as international recognition. Applicants should have an internationally recognized track record~~ in the ~~development~~ of ~~methods for~~ the ~~processing and analysis of radiological imaging~~ data ~~using AI techniques~~. ~~The scientific work should encompass modern AI~~ methods ~~for~~ the ~~automated analysis~~ of ~~MRI, CT, or DSA images for the study~~ of ~~various diseases~~ and ~~for precision medicine (including radiomics approaches), as well as for the support of image-guided interventions~~.		We are embarking on an ambitious project with a small team; the successful candidate will be someone that can communicate and solve problems. The opportunity for bold, discovery science is how to interpret the data in the context of previous research, first principles of MRI physics and experimental physiology. Working closely with the PI Isabel Christie, you will acquire hypothesis-driven data. Building upon established tracer kinetic models and prior research at Sheffield, you will tailor image processing methods to derive the value of this data to diagnose deficits of gas exchange and blood brain barrier physiology.

	~~Appointment requirements:~~
	Completed doctoral degree (PhD or MD/PhD) in a technical, natural science, or human medical field, or an equivalent qualification, Experience and expertise in state-of-the-art AI and radiological image processing, a strong record of high-ranking, relevant publications, University-level teaching experience, Willingness to engage in teaching and the further development of the various degree programs at the Medical University of Innsbruck, Several years of experience in interdisciplinary collaboration between the fields of technology/natural sciences and medicine, Leadership and management experience, in particular leading a research group
	~~Successful, continuous acquisition of third-party funding~~

			Main duties and responsibilities

	The Medical University of Innsbruck strives to increase the proportion of women among its academic staff, particularly in leadership positions, and therefore strongly encourages qualified women to apply. In cases of underrepresentation, women will be given preferential consideration when qualifications are equivalent.

	~~Applications from people with disabilities~~ and ~~chronic illnesses are welcome~~ and will be ~~treated equally when qualifications are equivalent~~.		Plan pulse sequences, acquisition parameters and help to acquire preclinical data.
			Communicate engineering requirements to colleagues/companies to generate robust solutions where required (RF coil, ventilator circuits).
			Assess and optimise data quality in real time during acquisition.
			Optimise xenon acquisition to test the hypotheses outlined in the grant drawing on the literature, local expertise and collaborators.
			Optimise ASL acquisition to test the hypotheses outlined in the grant drawing on the literature, local expertise and collaborators.
			Assist the PI to implement a data management plan for MRI Bruker data which adheres to the FAIR principles.
			Present results to members of the research group, to collaborators and to external audiences in national and international conferences.
			Potential to implement additional MRI methods used by other researchers to quantify perfusion or oximetry.
			Continuously monitor and check results, amending project plans as required to accommodate new developments.
			As a member of staff you will be encouraged to make ethical decisions in your role, embedding the University sustainability strategy into your working activities wherever possible.
			Carry out other duties, commensurate with the grade and remit of the post

	~~The application deadline is 17th June, 2026 (date of receipt)~~.		Informal enquiries: i.christie@sheffield.ac.uk

	~~Applications must be submitted exclusively in digital form (as PDF files) in German or English to the following email address~~: ~~berufungen@i-med.ac.at.~~		Apply here:
	~~Applications must be complete in accordance with the formal requirements listed at~~ https://~~www~~.~~i-med~~.ac.at/~~berufungen.~~		https://jobsite.sheffield.ac.uk/job/Research-Associate-in-Multimodal-Neuroimaging/3146-en_GB/

	~~In case of inconsistencies between the German and the English versions of this tender, the legally binding version is the German one.~~

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My research at UCL focused on astrocytes, cerebral perfusion and the autonomic nervous system. I combined optogenetics with fMRI imaging in rodents to at the Centre for Advanced Biomedical Imaging. I spent my PhD studying the role of astrocytes and purines in neurovascular coupling. During my post-doc the work was focused on hypoxia-evoked vasodilation of cerebral arterioles and the origin of nitric oxide in the brain. My research techniques include functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), arterial spin labeling (ASL), optogenetics and two photon laser scanning microscopy.

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