25 computer-science-image-processing Postdoctoral research jobs at University of Minnesota
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, computer vision in the Division of Health Data Science (HDS) at the DOS. The position is an annually renewable professional academic appointment. Duties/Responsibilities: ● Risk predictive model for clinical
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Class Acad Prof and Admin Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job An NIH-funded postdoctoral position is available for a two-year program in the laboratory of Brendan Dougherty within
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analysis, live cell imaging, and animal behavior: ● Stem cell biology ● Spinal cord injury cell transplantation About the Department To learn more about the Department of Neurosurgery, please visit https
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of wet lab experience. Degree in the biological sciences - biology, biochemistry, pharmacology, ophthalmology, etc. Experience with animal handling, ocular imaging (fundus, OCT), tissue dissection
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and manipulation of synaptic function, including novel multiphoton imaging, optogenetic, and computational tools. We are looking for a highly motivated individual with a strong background in cellular
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other sciences field by the time of hire and experience in a laboratory environment. Background in fluid mechanics and laboratory experiments is preferred. Data and image processing skills are also
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. The postdoc will process and analyze data, prepare manuscripts, and assist with MRI data collection. The CNS Lab has collected MRI data from samples of typically developing infants, infants who develop autism