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research groups in quantum encryption, materials, trapped ions, photonics, superconductors, quantum information, quantum-safe cryptography, and more. Employment Type: Full-time Compensation and Benefits
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– “A human-like progressive learning paradigm for embodied AI: Meta skills for robots by watching and imagination”. They will be required to: (a) identify irreducible low-level sensorimotor units
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, and integrated imaging-therapy platforms Translational immunotherapy — combining ultrasound priming with CAR T and other cellular therapies for solid tumors What We Offer Competitive NIH-scale salary
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image-based siRNA screens, we have identified novel regulators of ER-phagy. This project aims to investigate the molecular mechanisms of ER-phagy and how this contributes to cancer progression
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diabetes. Using primarily human isolated islets and living pancreatic tissue slices, we combine advanced confocal time-lapse imaging with dynamic perifusion assays to investigate cellular signaling, cell
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team. The position will include onsite training in clinical medical physics and exciting research in imaging and radiation therapy. This is a great opportunity to join the medical physics community with
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/Protein isolation and analysis, histology, immunofluorescence/ immunohistochemistry, microscopy and quantitative and qualitative image analyses. -Strong organizational, analytical, communication, scientific
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), including ultrafast imaging and nanomechanical measurements of biological samples. Our goal is to develop advanced AFM technologies and use them to uncover previously unresolved biological phenomena
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/exosomes. Advanced cell culture, molecular biology and imaging approaches will be combined to study cellular responses and mechanisms relevant to oral disease and regenerative medicine. The overall aim is to
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across several domains of physics and astronomy. The successful candidates will develop an integrated image-processing pipeline and apply it to three distinct problems: rare-event searches in particle