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applications, including diabetes, obesity and metabolism. The primary funded project examines changes in the dopaminergic system in the pancreas and brain during diabetes using PET/CT and MRI. Several additional
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disorders, and epilepsy. The primary project is supported by an NIH R01 grant aimed at characterizing circuit-level spatiotemporal alterations in HD using advanced multimodal MRI. The research spans three
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such as flow cytometry, confocal microscopy, MRI/PET imaging and bioinformatics tools. Work with team members across different disciplines such as chemistry, biology, neurosurgery, and engineering. Write up
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distribution. Both projects will develop the Fontan emulator to be patient-specific, MRI compatible, computer controlled, and quantitatively evaluated using advanced bench-top, CFD/FSI simulation, and MRI-based
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Can technology make the intensive care unit quieter, safer, and more humane? As a Researcher (postdoctoral or senior level), you will lead clinical research within the European SASICU (Smart and Silent ICU) project, an ambitious international collaboration developing the next generation of...
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data analysis (e.g., MRI preprocessing, statistical modeling, familiarity with tools such as FSL, SPM, AFNI, or similar platforms). Proficiency in statistical programming (e.g., R, Python, MATLAB
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(CML-IE) and Environmental Biology (CML-EB). Presently, about 150 fte (including postdocs and PhDs) are employed at CML. CML further collaborates with TU Delft and Erasmus University in the Leiden-Delft
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• Perform experiments to evaluate the biodistribution and efficacy/safety of nanoparticle formulations. • Interpret data with advanced methods such as flow cytometry, confocal microscopy, MRI/PET imaging
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University of California, Los Angeles | Los Angeles, California | United States | about 2 months ago
spatiotemporal alterations in HD using advanced multimodal MRI. The research spans three interconnected aims: (1) identifying regional and tract-based multimodal imaging features across HD disease stages; (2
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range of techniques, including cognitive tasks administered in the lab and on smartphones, functional MRI (including densely sampled, precision imaging), and clinical assessment and phenotyping. By