Penn State University · 1 day ago
Postdoctoral Scholar, Cross-disciplinary Laboratory for Integrated Plasma Science and Engineering (CLIPSE)
The Pennsylvania State University is seeking a post-doctoral scholar in the field of plasma medicine. The role involves designing and developing a catheter-delivered cold plasma source for biomedical applications, mentoring students, and collaborating with clinicians and researchers.
Higher Education
Responsibilities
Designing, building, and testing innovative designs for a catheter-based cold plasma source
Interaction with other design collaborators including clinicians to optimize design and operation, and veterinary staff for planning and conduct of small animal experiments
Mentorship of undergraduate and graduate students in plasma experiments and biomedical device design
Lead weekly project meetings
Publication of scholarly manuscripts of research results and presentations at national or international conferences and local symposia
Involvement in preparing project reports for submission to the funding agency and future grant applications
Qualification
Required
An earned Ph. D or equivalent doctorate in biomedical engineering or a related field
Evidence that all requirements have been met for completion of the Ph.D. prior to the effective date of hire
Required experience or capabilities in: material biocompatibility in the cardiovascular system; nanosecond pulsed high-voltage engineering; electrical safety standards (IEC and/or AAMI); cell culture and assay techniques (mammalian and bacterial); prototype/test/iterate; high-speed imaging; mentorship of undergraduate and graduate students; demonstrated cross-disciplinary collaboration
Preferred
Preferred experience or capabilities in: catheter design; small animal testing; advanced fabrication and characterization techniques (e.g. evaporation, sputtering, atomic layer deposition, electron microscopy); entrepreneurship
Benefits
Penn State provides a competitive benefits package for full-time employees designed to support both personal and professional well-being.
Company
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