Post Doctoral Position at the University of Basel, Switzerland

Post Doc Position in Cardiovascular and Respiratory Physiological Modeling for Critical Care 70% 

Position Overview:

A postdoctoral position  is currently available within the Cardiopulmonary Physiology And Mechanical Support (CPAMS) Research Group at the University of Basel’s Department of Biomedical Engineering (DBE). The role focuses on advanced cardiovascular and respiratory physiological modeling in critical care settings.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and validate computational models addressing cardiovascular and respiratory physiology.
• Analyze preclinical and clinical datasets, extracting meaningful insights.
• Collaborate directly with clinicians to ensure translational impact of research findings.
• Contribute to grant writing and funding acquisition efforts.
• Publish research outcomes in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals.

Qualifications:

• A PhD in Biomedical Engineering, Data Science, Computer Science, Mathematics, or a closely related discipline.
• Demonstrated proficiency in programming, particularly with Python and MATLAB.
• Experience with signal processing, data analysis, and computational modeling methodologies.
• Prior knowledge of cardiovascular and respiratory physiology is highly desirable.

Benefits and Opportunities:

• Opportunity to make significant contributions to ongoing CPAMS research programs and to supervise PhD students.
• Access to state-of-the-art technology and unique clinical ICU datasets.
• Engagement with a vibrant international research network and potential for industry collaborations.
• Specialized training in advanced hemodynamic monitoring techniques.

Application Procedure:

• For further information, contact PD Dr. med. Kaspar Bachmann (kaspar.bachmann@usb.ch).
• Submit your application exclusively via the University of Basel’s online portal.
• Applications are evaluated on a rolling basis; there is no fixed deadline.

Position Available: Immediate

Length of available position: 4.0 years

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