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-organism, and/or super-resolution imaging challenges. Candidates with an excellent record of research achievement and experience in air and/or light sensitive chemical synthesis methods, photochemistry
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://gadagkar.zuckermaninstitute.columbia.edu/ About the Research Technician role: As the Research Technician I, you are an organized, responsible, teamwork-oriented individual who can work collaboratively with graduate students, postdocs
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-driven approaches for realistic closed-loop controlled VR-experiments, combined with two-photon calcium imaging and molecular phenotyping at single-cell resolution to investigate brain-wide circuits in
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technician to work on annotation and image analysis projects in collaboration with Team Projects, laboratories, and computational groups. The selected individual will work closely with the team manager and
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Specialist to lead/perform cardiovascular research projects, manage imaging equipment, and assist in the day-to-day operations of Dr. Kristy Red-Horse’s lab on-site at Stanford University. The Red-Horse lab
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technicians who want to engage in a variety of annotation and image analysis projects. This will include segmentation of 3D electron microscopy datasets or lightsheet images of expanded tissues, cell tracking
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priorities without close supervision, communicating clearly when the picture changes, and not waiting to be told what to do next. ATS proficiency. This means experience working in Workday Recruiting or a
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to proteins. These tags allow determination of cellular locations by advanced imaging methods, and measure protein-protein interactions by affinity purification and mass spectrometry. To learn more about the
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. Zebrafish are where Janelia is building the whole-brain imaging pipelines that a viable Danionella platform will depend on, and Danionella — transparent throughout its life — offers a path toward imaging the
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the whole-brain imaging pipelines that a viable Danionella platform will depend on, and Danionella — transparent throughout its life — offers a path toward imaging the whole brain of an adult vertebrate