UCSF Physics Research Laboratory
William Barber, PhD of the UCSF Physics Research Laboratory at China Basin evaluates position sensitive avalanche photodiodes for high resolution gamma-ray imaging. Dr. Barber has expertise in novel detector technologies which he develops and optimizes for medical imaging applications. The detector is operated with liquid nitrogen cooling to maximize spatial and energy resolution performance.
We are constantly looking for passionate undergraduate and graduate students, medical students, residents, and fellows, and postdoctoral trainees from UCSF, UCB, or other academic institutions who are interested in pursuing quantitative molecular imaging physics and instrumentation research. The number of openings and start times vary, depending on many factors, by the way.