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, staining, and mounting tissue specimens. Visualization and analysis of IHC imaging data Multiunit electrophysiological experiments, particularly using Neuropixels Software Expertise and Data Analysis: pCLAMP
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. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will utilize advanced molecular biology, imaging techniques, and in vivo animal models to investigate protein-protein interactions in rodent and human sensory neurons
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slide scanner imaging. Data analysis Applies complex statistical analysis tools to data acquired from electrophysiology and imaging. Interprets differences in data, and designs follow-up experiments
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the area of Neurosciences and/or Network Analysis. Ability to perform advanced structural and functional image analysis. 6 years of experience in Neuroscience. Responsibilities Research Under general
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Substantial published experience with PET imaging analysis. Experience with EEG data analysis or digital signal processing. Working knowledge of scientific computing languages, including Matlab, Python
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. Experience with biochemical and genomic analysis of gene expression. Experience collecting and analyzing circadian behavior. Experience in protein imaging Experience in Drosophila cell culture. Experience in
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on single fluorophores with sub-10 nm precision and millisecond-scale time resolution, with special attention applied to image stabilization and alignment, and drift and chromatic corrections. What you need
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Immunohistochemistry experience with confocal imaging and 3-dimensional analysis of morphology of neurons and/or glia. First author publications. Experience with Multiclamp 200B and 700B type amplifiers or comparable
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technologies for structural, environmental, and infrastructure applications. The position supports research projects, prototype development, lab experiments, data analysis, and manuscript preparation
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structural biology will be well-suited for this role. You’ll apply your specialized skills using advanced genetic mouse models and techniques like confocal imaging, brain-slice electrophysiology, in vivo