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& Learning (VITAL) Lab, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery. The Postdoctoral Associate will focus on clinical data collection, data management, and imaging-based and clinical research in aortic disease
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& Learning (VITAL) Lab, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery. The Postdoctoral Associate will focus on clinical data collection, data management, and imaging-based and clinical research in aortic disease
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datalab (github.com/datalab-org) software for managing and learning from experimental data. The following skills are desired: 1. Solid-state chemistry experience, including synthesis and characterization
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biochemical, cell-based, immunologic, imaging, and/or computational assays as appropriate to project goals, including assay-development and drug-discovery workflows. Analyzes research data, summarizes results
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research activities. The Postdoctoral Associate will assist in evaluating and analyzing data collected from research staff for new clinical research protocols. Baylor College of Medicine typically follows
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methylation, single cell RNA and ATAC sequencing, Fiber-sequencing, and data science approaches to support research aimed at understanding long-term molecular changes induced by infections, in particular
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the Abercrombie Building/West Tower at TCH. Job Duties Plans and conducts experiments and analyzes data. Prepares publications. Presents research findings at lab meetings. Mentors and provides guidance of lab
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and clinical data. Establishes new research protocols and procedures. Prepares abstracts, presentations, and manuscripts for submission to peer-reviewed journals and scientific meetings; participates in
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project implementation. Learns and becomes experts at research techniques involved in your projects and, when appropriate, to develop and establish methods of research, testing and data collection, analysis
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general supervision conferring with higher levels only in unusual situations. 8. Performs other job-related duties as required. Additional Posting Information: The Wu Laboratory at the University of Houston