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and administrative support in the Applebaum lab, designed to understand how machine learning and artificial intelligence approaches can be applied to clinical images from clinical care to develop new
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Department BSD SRF - ISAIRR About the Department The Integrated Small Animal Imaging Research Resource facility (iSAlRR) offers a broad spectrum of imaging modalities and techniques for in vivo and
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and organs. Our experimental approach is multidisciplinary, and incorporates molecular genetics, genomics, quantitative imaging, biochemistry and mathematical modeling. Current projects are focused
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bioinformatics and image processing strongly preferred. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Verbal and written communication skills.. Application Documents Resume/CV (required) Cover Letter
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proactively propose and execute practical solutions to research challenges. Develop and implement AI and machine-learning based methods for different use cases: images, video, speech, unstructured text, etc
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pipelines to quantify and identify meaningful insights from transcriptomic, proteomic, and imaging data. Responsibilities Analyzing confocal images using FIJI or other software. Making buffers. Molecular
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to perform a variety of activities relating to software support and/or development. Analyzes, designs, develops, debugs, and modifies computer code for end user applications, beta general releases, and
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. Write high quality code (Python) using modern dev ops tools (docker, etc.). Conduct workshops and trainings to build 11th Hour Project program staff and grantee data capacity. Review and evaluate
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Department EPIC - Adminstration and Operations About the Department The University of Chicago Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth (ICSG) is a groundbreaking effort uniting faculty from
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staff, including routine and non-routine troubleshooting services; assists senior support staff with enterprise-level software upgrades, disk imaging, and product testing; helps maintain hardware and