39 brain-computer-interface-"Multiple" Fellowship positions at University of Michigan
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development in Neurodevelopmental disorders associated with altered chromatin regulation. The candidate will participate in multiple NIH-funded projects that explore disease mechanisms in rodent and human
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leading multiple research initiatives that leverage imaging and computational methods to address critical challenges in urology. Ongoing efforts include the development of dynamic contrast-enhanced
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signal processing models to analyze waveforms generated by traditional patient monitors and a novel wearable sensor and build a decision support tool to guide CPR Participate in the user interface and
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in the position and outline skills and experience that directly relate to this position. Job Summary The Draelos lab, in the departments of Biomedical Engineering and Computational Medicine
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neuroanatomical, neuroimaging, computational, and behavioral genetic approaches to understand the cellular and physiological pathways that modulate aging and multiple disease risks in mammals. The Kaczorowski Lab
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send materials to ukarvind@umich.edu with Subject "SIBL Bioinformatics Postdoc". Job Summary The Systems Imaging and Bioinformatics Laboratory (SIBL) in the Department of Computational Medicine and
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applications. Our research program consists of two main thrusts, 1) the development and application of state-of-the-art laser and optical sensing techniques - both on the ground and in flight - to better
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. (pierre.apostolides@umich.edu ). Job Summary The Apostolides Lab has multiple, fully-funded positions for postdoctoral fellows to undertake projects related to auditory perception, reinforcement learning, and neural
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, evidence-based care for musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. Our faculty, staff, and trainees conduct a diverse range of musculoskeletal research and scholarship. The department?s research program is
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Apply Now Job Summary The Nucleic Acid Therapeutics Core is a newly initiated program at the University of Michigan to design and synthesize nucleic acid therapeutic molecules for early stage