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Highlights This position, funded by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, is focusing on developing and utilizing the attosecond electron imaging facility for imaging the electron motion in the real time. The
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techniques and high resolution imaging, perform in vitro functional analyses including patch-clamp and calcium measurements. Perform small animal surgery and in vivo phenotyping analyses. Develop and maintain
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interested in research related to direct imaging of exoplanets and debris disks. Successful applicants will have the opportunity to work with faculty, including Ewan Douglas and others, within Steward
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to instrumentation and techniques for ground and space-based wavefront control and high-contrast imaging. Candidates with a range of experience outside of astronomy are encouraged to apply. As a Postdoctoral Research
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units across the University. Utilize molecular biology, biochemical techniques and high-resolution imaging, perform in vitro functional analyses including patch-clamp and calcium measurements. Perform
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on visual and perception and decision-making in complex environments, with a focus on medical image perception and Artificial Intelligence (AI). This position offers hands-on experience with behavioral, eye
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data using various software (R-statistics, GraphPad, Excel, ImageJ, Image Lab). Supervise and mentor undergraduate students. Prepare and submit peer-reviewed journal articles. Present results
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. The candidate is expected to have extensive experience with extracellular electrophysiology, immunofluorescence imaging, circuit tracing, behavioral testing and patch clamp recording. An important component of
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(depending on experience) to contribute to ongoing research in imaging science for polarimetry. The successful candidate will work under the supervision of Meredith Kupinski and collaborate with a
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molecular/cellular biology techniques, as well as experience in animal handling and microscopy, including fluorescence and confocal imaging. Additional experience in multi-omics approaches (e.g