We seek to develop a Minimum Reporting Requirement for clinical IR and Raman spectroscopies. Discussion here will help to inform the content of such a standard and the mechanisms by which we capture the information and disseminate it. I’ve developed
Post doc position on Nanoparticles and in vivo Cancer Diagnosis by Raman Spectroscopy Two postdoctoral positions in cancer diagnosis by in vivo Raman Spectroscopy are available at the Laboratory of Biomedical Vibrational Spectroscopy (LEVB), UNIVAP, São José dos Campos –
Registration is now open for the CLIRSPEC Summer School to be held in July 2015 at Lake Windermere, UK. Conference information Programme (draft) Registration form The summer school runs over four days (7-10 July 2015) and will cover all aspects
Post Doctoral Research Associate on full field IR microscopy via Focal Plane Array (FPA) detector at MIRIAM beamline B22 of Diamond. Further information is available at: http://www.diamond.ac.uk/Careers/Vacancies/All/DIA0993_CH.html Deadline: 22 March 2015 Duration: 3 years The PDRA will first implement a
Post-doctoral position in development of vibrational microscopy for cancer cell characterization: spectral data processing and clinical data management A post-doctoral position is available in the frame of a European project (Competitiveness and Innovation framework Programme) entitled M3S for Molecular Signature
Creating an Automated Analysis Toolbox for Ultrafast 2D-IR Spectroscopy Applications are invited for a cross-disciplinary PhD project that aims to develop new data analysis methods for use with ultrafast 2D-IR spectroscopy. 2D-IR uses ultrafast infrared lasers to obtain important new
We have registered many delegates for our Conference at Exeter University in April and have now closed the conference to new registrations. The CLIRSPEC Network Conference to be held in April 2015 at Exeter University, UK. Conference information Programme (draft)
Registration is now open for the CLIRSPEC Network Conference to be held in April 2015 at Exeter University, UK. Conference information Programme (draft) Registration form Accommodation information The conference runs over three days (20-22 April 2015) and will cover all
Raman microspectroscopic analysis of live cells during abiotic perturbations Department of Chemistry, Lancaster University Primary Supervisor: Dr Lorna Ashton Live cell imaging is an important analytical tool for many areas of biomedical research including cell biology, neurobiology, pharmacology and developmental
Cannabinoid mode of action in gut epithelial organoids using live cell Raman microscopy Biomedical and Life Sciences, Lancaster University Primary supervisor: Dr Karen Wright Co-supervisor: Dr Lorna Ashton This project will combine advanced cell culture modelling with Raman technology to
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