11 postdoc-image-processing Postdoctoral research jobs at University of Kansas Medical Center
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in Neurodevelopmental Disability (LEND) interdisciplinary training program. Research areas of emphasis include sensorimotor processes and cognitive abilities in autism spectrum disorder (ASD
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information Expectations: The Postdoc will be expected to complete research projects under the guidance of the faculty mentor, record and interpret the results of their experiments in an (electronic) laboratory
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the broader goal of understanding how dysregulation in these processes contributes to complex cardiovascular and hematologic diseases. In addition, there are multiple outstanding clinicians, faculty, and
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Expectations: The Postdoc will be expected to complete research projects under the guidance of the faculty mentor, record and interpret the results of quantitative analyses, prepare publication-quality
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compliance with IRB and animal protocols. Expectations: The Postdoc will be expected to complete research projects under the guidance of the faculty mentor, record and interpret the results
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more junior members on the team. Provide guidance to graduate students under the direction of Dr. Qiu. Postdoc Expectations: The Postdoc will be expected to complete research projects under the guidance
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datasets. Expectations: The Postdoc will be expected to complete research projects under the guidance of the faculty mentor, record and interpret the results of their experiments in an (electronic
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. Expectations: The Postdoc will be expected to complete research projects under the guidance of the faculty mentor, record and interpret the results of their experiments in an (electronic) laboratory notebook
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proposals, including applicable fellowship award applications and NIH R01 applications. Expectations: The Postdoc will be expected to complete research projects under the guidance of the faculty mentor
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disease monitoring. Develop a novel sensitive immunoassay for validating rare EV biomarkers in blood/clinical samples, including immuno-PCR, bead-based EV flow, and imaging-based single EV analysis