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💼 Call for: Research Assistant – Biophotonics & Cell Imaging (Part-Time) 📍 Location: Tehran (IPM Research Center – 2 days/week) 🤝 Commitment: Part-time, flexible around Master’s studies, long-term collaboration expected. 📚 About the Research We develop advanced optical imaging instruments—Optical Coherence Microscopy (OCM), real-time 3D microscopy, and nanoparticle-based multiplexed imaging—to tackle challenges in cancer immunology, virology, and genetic therapy. This is hands-on, instrumentation-heavy work involving optics, electronics, detectors, and biological samples. 🗂 Who We Are Looking For A Master’s student or recent graduate in Physics, Photonics, Electronics, or a related field who: - Has a genuine, self-driven interest in research and tech development. - Is curious, critical, and follows instructions with discipline. - Seeks a long-term role, not a short stop, and values consistency. - Thrives in a structured environment and is reliable. 🔬 What You Will Do - Build and align optical setups (interferometers, microscopes, lasers, detectors). -Electronic design and fabrication. - Prepare cell samples and handle nanoparticle probes. - Perform data acquisition, image processing, and basic analysis. - Maintain lab notebooks, organize equipment, and manage daily lab operations. - Contribute to project discussions and literature reviews. 🔎 What We Offer - In-depth training in biophotonics, microscopy, and detectors. - Supportive mentoring with room for your ideas once basics are mastered. - Opportunity to co-author publications and build a strong research portfolio. - A stable, long-term role that can grow with the research program. 📝 Essential Requirements - Enrolled in (or recent graduate of) a Master’s program in Physics, Photonics, Electronics, or related. - Basic lab skills (optics/electronics experience is a plus). - Good written/spoken English. - Ability to commute within Tehran. - Commitment to at least 3–4 half-days/week with a predictable schedule. 📋 Desired (but not mandatory) - Familiarity with Python, C++, Zemax, or Monte Carlo simulations. - Experience with microscopy, cell culture, or nanoparticle synthesis. - Knowledge of electronic circuits or detectors (SiPM, SPAD, photodiodes). 📨 How to Apply Send a short email to **[ [email protected] ] with: 1. A brief cover note (max. 1 page) explaining your interest and why you are a good fit for long-term, dedicated work. 2. Your CV (including lab/research experience). 3. Your academic transcript (unofficial is fine). ✏️ Subject line: “Research Assistant Application – [Your Name]” 📅 Deadline: Open until filled @PhysicsStation