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Open Rank - Assistant, Associate, Professor. Lead Scientist in Psychiatric Neuromodulation Research.
, neurosurgery, neuroscience, and physiology and to mentor the next generation of trainees in translational neuroscience. Access to state-of-the-art neuromodulation clinics, research cores, and advanced imaging
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cutting edge technologies incorporating techniques such as in vivo Ca2+ imaging, electrophysiology, bioengineering, brain computer/machine interfaces, neuromodulation and/or computational approaches
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Professional to work in the laboratory of Jeffrey Bennett, MD, PhD and Gregory Owens, PhD. The laboratory investigates the role of B cells and antibodies in the pathogenesis of human demyelinating diseases
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/ Transplant [AHFTX], Interventional, Imaging, Advanced Practice Providers [APPs]) and Medical Directorships while fostering collaboration with other Divisions/Departments, UCHealth sites, and community
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function, and Neural Development (ASCEND) Lab (PI: Drew E. Winters, PhD). The ASCEND Lab investigates how brain function and neuromodulation can influence socioemotional processes (e.g., empathy, social
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multispectral imaging to understand cell type specific changes within PKD kidneys. · Establish/optimize in vitro, ex vivo culture systems to delineate detailed mechanisms of PKD progression. · Perform
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Zebrafish and/or mouse skeletal and non-skeletal tissue harvest for histological analysis, including embedding, sectioning and imaging Fluorescent imaging (lightsheet, confocal, dissecting) of zebrafish
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focused on understanding the functions of neurons and circuits in the visual system of ferrets during development. Experiments to be conducted are all in vivo . These include two-photon imaging of synapses
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experiments Perform microscopy-based imaging techniques to study membrane and vesicle trafficking Carry out DNA, RNA harvesting for single-cell sequencing and analysis. Design, plan, and troubleshoot
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, imaging techniques, and bioinformatic analysis. Successful applicants will need to work both independently and collaboratively, to exhibit excellent skills in scientific communication, and dedicated