Post doc positions in Technion

Postdoc in Signal Processing of Medical Imaging

Host Professor: Yonina Eldar

Position Description: The Signal Acquisition Measurement and Processing Lab at the Technion invites applications for a postdoctoral position with focus on Medical imaging. We are looking for thought leaders in the fields of MRI, CT Ultrasound and PET who can develop new areas and applications in Medical imaging systems. Candidate is expected to have a good background in advanced signal processing, image processing, computational mathematics and statistics. The applicant should be very comfortable with physical concepts of at least one medical imaging modality. The balance of work between theory and practice will vary on project-basis, and a successful candidate should be proficient in both aspects. Candidate should have an excellent publication record in leading medical imaging or image processing journals, ability to lead and interface with large teams comprising of theoreticians and hardware engineers is a plus. Excellent written and presentation skills in English are an advantage.

About SAMPL: The Lab focuses on sampling, modeling and processing of continuous-time and discrete-time signals and on new design paradigms in which sampling and processing are designed jointly in order to exploit signal properties already in the sampling stage. This approach has the potential to drastically reduce the sampling and processing rates well below the Nyquist rate, typically considered as the ultimate limit for analog to digital conversion. The laboratory facilitates the transition from pure theoretical research to the development, design and implementation of prototype systems in areas ranging from bioimaging through communications, laser optics, cognitive radio and radar systems. Research projects are available in the areas of phase retrieval, superresolution imaging, radar systems, medical imaging, deep networks, sampling over graphs, blind deconvolution, and communication systems. The group works closely with several major hospitals in Israel.

Contact Details:

For more details please visit Prof. Eldar’s website.

To submit your application, please send an updated CV with a list of publications, 3 letters of recommendation and a cover letter to yonina@ee.technion.ac.il

Postdoc in Radar Signal Processing

Host Professor: Yonina Eldar

Position Description: The Signal Acquisition Measurement and Processing Lab at the Technion invites applications for one postdoctoral position with focus on radar system design and radar signal processing. We are looking for thought leaders in radar who can develop new areas and applications in radar and remote sensing. Candidate is expected to have a good background in advanced signal processing, electromagnetic theory, computational mathematics and statistics. The applicant should be very comfortable with radar hardware design. The balance of work between theory and hardware will vary on project-basis, and a successful candidate should be proficient in both aspects. Candidate should have an excellent publication record in leading radar journals, ability to lead and interface with large teams comprising of theoreticians and hardware engineers is a plus. Excellent written and presentation skills in English are an advantage.

About SAMPL: The Lab focuses on sampling, modeling and processing of continuous-time and discrete-time signals and on new design paradigms in which sampling and processing are designed jointly in order to exploit signal properties already in the sampling stage. This approach has the potential to drastically reduce the sampling and processing rates well below the Nyquist rate, typically considered as the ultimate limit for analog to digital conversion. The laboratory facilitates the transition from pure theoretical research to the development, design and implementation of prototype systems in areas ranging from bio imaging through communications, laser optics, cognitive radio and radar systems. Research projects are available in the areas of phase retrieval, super resolution imaging, radar systems, ultrasound and MRI imaging, sampling over graphs, blind deconvolution, and communication systems.

Contact Details:

For more details please visit Prof. Eldar’s website.

To submit your application, please send an updated CV with a list of publications, 3 letters of recommendation and a cover letter to yonina@ee.technion.ac.il

Postdoc in Signal Processing on Graphs

Host Professor: Yonina Eldar

Position Description: The Signal Acquisition Measurement and Processing Lab at the Technicon welcomes applications for a postdoctoral position with focus on signal processing on graphs. The field of signal processing on graphs is a new field of study, combining traditional signal processing with signals defined over a graph. Applicants are expected to have a good background in graph theory. Excellent written and presentation skills in English are an advantage.

About SAMPL: The Lab focuses on sampling, modeling and processing of continuous-time and discrete-time signals and on new design paradigms in which sampling and processing are designed jointly in order to exploit signal properties already in the sampling stage. This approach has the potential to drastically reduce the sampling and processing rates well below the Nyquist rate, typically considered as the ultimate limit for analog to digital conversion. The laboratory facilitates the transition from pure theoretical research to the development, design and implementation of prototype systems in areas ranging from bio imaging trough communications, laser optics, cognitive radio, radar systems and graph signal processing.

Research projects are available in the areas of phase retrieval, super resolution imaging, radar systems, medical imaging, deep networks, sampling over graphs, blind deconvolution, and communication systems.

Contact Details:

For more details please visit Prof. Eldar’s website.

To submit your application, please send an updated CV with a list of publications, 3 letters of recommendation and a cover letter to yonina@ee.technion.ac.il