[vslist] University of Pennsylvania, Postdoctoral Position in
Bio-Inspired Optical Polarization Imaging
Nader Engheta
engheta@ee.upenn.edu
Tue Nov 12 11:25:00 2002
Postdoctoral Position in Bio-Inspired Optical Polarization Imaging
A postdoctoral position may become available soon in our research group in
the area of bio-inspired polarization imaging. The work is
interdisciplinary in nature, and the optical imaging techniques and
methodologies are inspired by the biological visual systems of certain
animal species with polarization vision. The candidate should have
experience in polarimetric optical imaging using CCD cameras, image
processing, digital imaging and algorithms, and related topics. The
candidate should be able to work with imaging systems, and be able to
design, develop, manage, and conduct experiments independently. The work
involves theory and experiments: the theory part includes theories related
to imaging techniques, mapping strategies and theories, digital signal
processing, polarimetric optical scattering, filtering, linear and
nonlinear systems, etc. Experiments include imaging with CCD cameras and
related optical devices to capture images and then working on these images
using imaging algorithms, and also developing new algorithms. Strong
knowledge in optics is necessary. In addition, the work also involves
psychophysical analysis and experiments for evaluation and assessment of
new algorithms for bio-inspired imaging techniques.
Candidate should be fluent with computational languages such as Matlab and
its relevant toolboxes and C++, and should be able to prepare technical
reports and manuscripts.
Interested candidates may contact me at the coordinates given below for
further information. Please submit complete curriculum vitae including the
names and e-mail addresses of three references.
Nader Engheta
Professor of Electrical and Systems Engineering
University of Pennsylvania
200 South 33rd Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-6390
Tel: 215-898-9777
Fax: 215-573-2068
E-mail: engheta@ee.upenn.edu