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may also have experience with: Rodent seizure or epilepsy models Dissociating tissue and analysing it by flow cytometry Culturing primary neurons qPCR biodistribution analysis Bioluminescence imaging
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to: Develop AI and machine learning workflows to analyse microscopy and high-content imaging data from advanced in vitro models. Build computer vision pipelines for image segmentation, tracking, phenotypic
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analysis pipelines for microscopy, high-content imaging, live-cell imaging or related image-based datasets.* Advanced coding and software engineering experience, for example in Python and relevant ML/data
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cognitive impairment. The project combines in vivo disease models with advanced cellular and molecular approaches, including electrophysiology, high-resolution imaging, molecular biology and ultrastructural
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activities including ethics applications, finalising and implementing study protocols, performing each round of testing, analysing data, and creating and sharing the open-source code repositories for running
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mechanistically using an epithelial cell model. This interdisciplinary project provides training in developmental biology, bioinformatics, spatial transcriptomics, cell culture, imaging and molecular genetics
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mechanistically using an epithelial cell model. This interdisciplinary project provides training in developmental biology, bioinformatics, spatial transcriptomics, cell culture, imaging and molecular genetics
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morphological changes. To make these complex experiments possible, we developed an open-source liquid-handling and imaging platform that requires minimal human input and operates at very low cost. The platform
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searching for an experienced Senior Scientific Associate (Laboratory Manager) to join our Wang Group. The Wang Group develops and applies cutting-edge imaging and sequencing methods to bridge the gap between
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blood flow and oxygenation. This will require surgical induction of chronic hypoxia in mice, and electrophysiological and imaging techniques and analysis. You will be expected to design and perform your