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Petascale EM Imaging Specialist The Princeton Neuroscience Institute is searching for an accomplished scientist to lead acquisitions of petascale image datasets via volume electron microscopy (EM
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support for campus infrastructure systems, including Active Directory, username/password issues, storage, email, backup, encryption, and for the University's teaching and learning applications and tools
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, storage, email, backup, encryption, and for the University’s teaching and learning applications and tools, including Canva Assist with installation and troubleshooting of VPN and other remote access
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to help run a new microscopy facility. This facility will house roughly a dozen advanced light microscopes, with a particular focus on light microscopy approaches for both imaging and active
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to the neural circuits underlying reward-related behaviors; possibility of contributing to cellular-resolution imaging experiments; other contributions to the lab Essential Qualifications: - Bachelors degree
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user access management (network, username/password/multi-factor, systems) and data management (storage, encryption, backups, and security permissions) Assist users with technical requests and setups
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and mathematical approaches to signal analysis, information theory, computational biology and image processing. The term of appointment is one year with the possibility of renewal pending satisfactory
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facility will house roughly a dozen advanced light microscopes, with a particular focus on light microscopy approaches for both imaging and active interfacing with living cells and organisms. The shared
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or ANSYS Fluent; fabricate particle sorting devices in cleanroom. Set up microfluidic imaging system, run particle sorting experiments, analyze fluorescence image data and evaluate performance metrics
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to 15 pages writing sample and/or up to 10 design images (photos or renderings) and/or video/audio reel with cue points. e.Visual Arts: Up to 20 still images OR up to 10 minutes of video OR up to 10 still