45 post-doc-image-processing Fellowship positions at University of Michigan in United States
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selection process may begin as early as the eighth day after posting. This opening may be removed from posting boards and filled anytime after the minimum posting period has ended. U-M EEO Statement
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Apply Now How to Apply Candidates interested in this position as a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow should submit a single PDF file including their CV and a cover letter describing their research
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, operation of the scanner, data acquisition and analysis, image evaluation, and statistical analysis. The fellow will also be expected to prepare manuscripts and conference abstracts related to projects and
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fields. Strong background in medical image analysis and signal processing. Proficiency in programming, particularly in Python. Demonstrated ability to publish in peer-reviewed journals. Motivated, self
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, signal processing and image processing in medicine with an extensive level of access to large clinical datasets. Research in the Weil Institute focuses on the development, validation and maintenance
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, operation of the scanner, data acquisition and analysis, image evaluation, and statistical analysis. The fellow will also be expected to prepare manuscripts and conference abstracts related to projects and
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blot, immunofluorescence) Cell transfection Mechanical testing and biomaterials characterization Quantitative image analysis Computational skills including data processing and statistical analysis Prior
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Deadline Job openings are posted for a minimum of seven calendar days. The review and selection process may begin as early as the eighth day after posting. This opening may be removed from posting boards
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/reloading models for studying musculoskeletal adaptation Experience in mouse dissections and surgery Prior work in animal/tissue imaging, including microcomputed tomography analysis, as well as histological
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patients with autoimmune disease. This research involves novel bioinformatics approaches to study disease processes in the skin and to establish the determinants of inter-individual heterogeneity, including