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the Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at the University of Utah invents, develops and validates exciting image guided technologies to treat a myriad of conditions with therapeutic ultrasound. Our
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transforming many aspects of our daily lives, yet its full potential in medicine has not been achieved. Medical data—ranging from images and genetic information to electronic health records—is often complex and
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imaging, viral propagation and isolation, immunohistochemistry, performing retinal imaging including ERGs, and have experience in bioinformatics. The applicant should also be proficient in mouse handling
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Research City Salt Lake City, UT Track Non Tenure Track New Position to Begin 8/16/2025 Details The Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at the University of Utah is seeking a Research Assistant
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accordance with regulations and policies. The research assistant/analyst will directly interact with study participants, collect and manage clinical and brain imaging data, and perform data processing
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professionals, develop your skills, and grow your career. This position entails a collaborative component with the Institute of Scientific Computing and Imaging and the Department of Radiology. Projects
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cardiovascular research using state-of-the art approaches in cell biology, imaging, therapeutic development, and next generation gene therapy. Minimum Qualifications Preferences The successful applicant will have
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scientific computing, image analysis and visualization research. Over two decades, SCI has established itself as an internationally-recognized leader in data science and has graduated over 400 students and
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unique resources, including a collection of over 9,000 pairs of donated human eyes – complete with full genetic profiles, images, and ophthalmic and medical histories – and a large study cohort of AMD
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team that investigates the the genetic and molecular mechanisms of addiction in a multi-disciplinary approach including genetics, behavior, circuit analysis, imaging, hi-throughput genomics, and