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to participate in interdisciplinary active collaborations and teamwork to expand their knowledge and skillset and to exercise creativity and innovation in their research work. Your successful career development is
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to problem-solve and think critically, and ability to thrive in a collaborative, cross-disciplinary, fast-paced working environment. Experiences and/or knowledge in one or more of the following areas is
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of manuscripts, as well as user support and training and technical consultation. Experience with routine instrument maintenance and repair is expected. Knowledge in computing, information technology, programming
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. Experience in Python code, Matlab, and LabChart. Knowledge of cardiovascular physiology. Department Contact for Questions Miranda Lockwood, SHRM-CP Human Resources Business Partner mjlockwo@iu.edu Additional
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in a lab notebook will be required. Knowledge of fluorescence microscopy is favorable, although not necessary. Salary will be commensurate with experience and will adhere to current Indiana School
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for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) in older patients with multiple chronic conditions and cognitive impairment. This clinical research-focused position involves working with clinical, imaging
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optical setups and measurements. • Working knowledge and understanding of quantum optics and ultrafast optics. • Good with data analysis using Matlab, Python, etc. • Good in research and strong
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seizure models and cell cultures, primarily utilizing molecular and cell biology techniques. The Obeid lab investigates the mechanisms of seizure emergence and their effects on cognitive and behavioral
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should have the knowledge to perform cell culture works and a willingness to learn and trouble shoot new techniques. Required skills: · Cell culture · Viral vector production · Viral infection assays
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seizure models and cell cultures, primarily utilizing molecular and cell biology techniques. The Obeid lab investigates the mechanisms of seizure emergence and their effects on cognitive and behavioral