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and Prevention Group of HKU (stroke.hku.hk) to assist in neuroimaging data acquisition and analysis, write-up of the results, as well as training of students Apply image analysis skills on clinical and
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of written and spoken English. Those with expertise in MRI imaging analysis and neuroscience in clinical population, especially in psychiatry research will be preferred. The appointee will work
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of metabolic homeostasis Perform biomedical experiments involving molecular biology techniques and biostatistical analysis Undertake other duties as assigned 5.5 workday per week is required Requirements a Ph.D
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characterize novel humoral factors and biomarkers involved in the regulation of metabolic homeostasis Perform biomedical experiments involving molecular biology techniques and biostatistical analysis Undertake
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research projects related to end-of-life-care for persons with disabilities and their families. He/She will conduct advanced data analysis and prepare manuscript for the projects. He/She will also be
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of public health, biostatistics, pharmacoepidemiology and epidemiological studies. They must be proficient in data analysis using statistical or computer modelling software, such as Stata or R. They should
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-pharmacological intervention, and will be responsible for data management and analysis, preparation of research reports and high-quality manuscripts, development of proposals and research design, liaisons with
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emergency departments. Knowledge of literature review, data extraction from medical charts, data analysis and proficiency in statistical software such as SPSS and R are preferred. Those who plan to pursue
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): Multi-omics & Single-cell Analysis: Processing and interpretation of multi-omics and single-cell datasets (e.g., scRNA-seq) to investigate cellular heterogeneity, host-pathogen interactions, and immune
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) The Museum Studies Programme in the Faculty of Arts is seeking a Research Assistant Professor to work on a project titled “Scientific Analysis of Chinese Painting,” in collaboration with the Hong Kong Museum