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with ultrastructural analysis. Manage, process, and analyze large imaging datasets generated from the project. Assist in mentoring and training PhD and undergraduate students in relevant techniques and
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models using frameworks such as PyTorch and TensorFlow. Research experience in medical image analysis using deep learning algorithms. Strong track record in machine learning, computer vision, and medical
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products. Apply the knowledge to correlate results / system operation. Set-up and monitor the performance of systems Job Requirements: PhD degree in a relevant Science or Engineering field Strong analytical
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surgery and dissection Demonstrate experience and specialized expertise in multiphoton/ 2-photon in vivo calcium imaging and data analysis, or in gnotobiotic studies and microbiome analysis/bioinformatics
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the prototyping of sensor devices and contribute to the optimization of fabrication processes. Maintenance of lab or equipment or supplies that include procurement and liaison with suppliers. Assist or produce high
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. Set up and analyze experiments and datasets under different conditions. To propose a methodology/framework in a software prototype to be developed in the project. To report research findings in a form of
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involving speech/audio, images, and video along with text-based applications. Job Requirements: MSc (Research Associate) or PhD (Research Fellow) in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Statistics
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required to substantially advance a research programme aiming at developing advanced super-resolution optical imaging techniques with molecular level resolution and understanding the nanoscale interaction
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. To set up and analyze experiments and datasets under different conditions. To propose a methodology/framework in a software prototype to be developed in the project. To report research findings in a form of
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and advance imaging technologies. The team is seeking to recruit a research fellow devoted to push forward the studies of nanoscale deformation of cellular components and its mimicks derived from