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About the Opportunity As a Postdoctoral Fellow, the candidate will conduct research on the fundamental theories of signal processing and explore their applications in modern communication systems
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Architectures of Spontaneous versus Precipitated Opioid Withdrawal: Self-Exciting Point-Process Models of Continuous Home-Cage Behavior Across Genetically Diverse Mice. The project encompasses building behavior
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: Self-Exciting Point-Process Models of Continuous Home-Cage Behavior Across Genetically Diverse Mice. The project encompasses building behavior based indices of opioid withdrawal with the goal
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clinical collaborators and lab personnel. Collect, process, and analyze neurophysiologic and biomechanical data, including transcranial magnetic stimulation, EMG, quantitative sensory testing, and isokinetic
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in cortical circuits mediating defensive responding. Responsibilities will include rodent colony management, stereotaxic surgery, behavior testing, fiber photometry protocols and data analysis, brain
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thermal signals with high sensitivity and nanoscale spatial resolution, opening access to biophysical structure and dynamics that are difficult or impossible to reach with conventional techniques
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language processing, and data harmonization, with applications in biomedicine and related domains. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will collaborate closely with graduate and undergraduate students, scientific
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research investigates how innate immune signaling and inflammation shapes brain function in health and disease, combining behavioral, cellular, and molecular approaches. The anticipated start of
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University. We use animal models of chronic stress to investigate the role of the immune system in psychiatric diseases. Our research investigates how innate immune signaling and inflammation shapes brain
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aviation fuel, and fuels derived from biomass, waste plastics, or carbon dioxide (CO₂)—spanning catalyst and process development, reactor design and scale-up, and performance and techno-economic assessment