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detection and multi-animal tracking in complex environments. Behavioral analysis and animal posture recognition. Image processing under uncontrolled conditions (variable lighting, occlusions, movement
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to assist the research groups with molecular and cellular experiments as part of active research projects or process development. The individual will be joining dedicated and highly motivated teams
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, operational, and at times hands-on technical support to assist with multimodality imaging projects (e.g., PET, SPECT, MRI, ultrasound, optical fluorescence, SWIR, DXA, X-ray) from study design through data
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hub in the wider McGill research milieu across several departments, schools, and affiliated research institutes. Its members also work closely with colleagues in the Neuro’s McConnell Brain Imaging
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; dentistry; dermatology; exotic, wild, and zoo animals; internal medicine; medical imaging; nutrition; oncology; ophthalmology; radiation oncology; and surgery. Advanced imaging modalities, including CT, PET
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. Perform perfusions and tissue extraction. Plan and perform immunocytochemistry. Perform general histology processing. Assists with image analysis and data collection. Assist in developing and implementing
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, and surgical procedures on mouse models of cancer. Conduct research experiments using established protocols, processes and procedures such as cell culture, Western blotting, immunohistochemistry
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tasks and priorities. Duties are routine, involving knowledge and understanding of the resources and functions related to the University Library. The professional image of the library must be presented by
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relatively straightforward evaluations (Admissions Advisors undertake the more complex evaluations). S/he also performs activities to facilitate the admissions process and support applicants, including
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endocrine cell adaptation during the development of metabolic diseases. They use cell biology, biochemistry, sequencing, imaging, and mouse models to study peptide hormone biosynthesis, processing, secretion