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Scientist to join the Aso Lab at the Janelia Research Campus. The Aso Lab is a team of interdisciplinary scientists investigating the mechanisms of learning by studying the neural circuits of the mushroom
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) for imaging. A single-step, machine-learning based approach is then applied to automatically reconstruct the brain circuit. We have demonstrated that LICONN enables rapid data acquisition, quantitative
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of 3 years post-PhD experience (academic, core facility, or industry). Minimum of 3 years of experience working in the areas of image acquisition, image processing, and computer-assisted image analysis
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microscopy, and machine learning. Our goal is to develop a protein biosensor optimization pipeline that integrates high-throughput functional screening with predictive deep learning to accelerate the directed
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. Juan Alvarez is recruiting creative, collaborative, and highly independent Postdoctoral Scientists to lead new research projects in his lab at the University of Pennsylvania. Learn more about the lab
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research support services to scientists of diverse backgrounds. Perform outreach, teach, advise and support researchers with data and information dissemination via internally-developed and externally
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commitment to broadening access and inclusive excellence. Opportunities to learn new scientific skills and grow professionally. What you bring: PhD degree in chemistry, biochemistry, or biophysics Experience
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, machine vision, AI/ML systems, or autonomous control to join our collaborative neuroengineering efforts. This person will build AI-driven robotic systems for high-throughput brain imaging and behavioral
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, organization, and transfer Maintain well-organized spreadsheets and administrative records Respond to general lab inquiries from PhD students and research staff Coordinate travel arrangements and process
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understanding how moving bodies and perception are integrated, we can develop more effective clinical interventions and inspire the next revolution in AI - one that reflects how biological brains learn through