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nearby and a very temperate climate. Qualifications Candidates should meet the following requirements: Applications must have a PhD (or foreign equivalent) in basic or clinical science, imaging physics
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models of endometrial and ovarian cancer and multidisciplinary approaches ranging from molecular biology and biochemistry to multiplexed kinetic live cell imaging and next-generation sequencing. Applicants
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successful researchers will be driven by a curiosity for how their contributions fit into the larger picture of our trading operations, and how to adapt their findings into actionable strategies. About you If
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open questions; devise creative solutions; deliver concise, rigorous prototype implementations; and clearly articulate this process in discussions, presentations, and formal reports. Recent examples
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chronic in vivo multiphoton imaging of mouse visual cortex, including stereotaxic surgery, chronic cranial window preparation, AAV-mediated GCaMP expression, and longitudinal multi-week imaging schedules
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on the implications of our findings. Qualified individuals will have a strong aptitude to reformulate open questions; devise creative solutions; deliver concise, rigorous prototype implementations; and clearly
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on the implications of our findings. Qualified individuals will have a strong aptitude to reformulate open questions; devise creative solutions; deliver concise, rigorous prototype implementations; and clearly
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on the implications of our findings. Qualified individuals will have a strong aptitude to reformulate open questions; devise creative solutions; deliver concise, rigorous prototype implementations; and clearly
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on the implications of our findings. Qualified individuals will have a strong aptitude to reformulate open questions; devise creative solutions; deliver concise, rigorous prototype implementations; and clearly
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(PhD, postdoctoral, residents) in imaging and translational neuroscience. Contribute to departmental research strategy and academic development. Build interdisciplinary collaborations across campus. A