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Position Details Position Information Recruitment/Posting Title Research Assistant Professor of Surgery Department RWJ - Surgery Vascular Salary Details Minimum of $120,000 Offer Information
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responsible for contributing to Rutgers-Newark’s STE[A]M broadening participation and persistence initiatives. The Post-Doctoral Associate will support programming; conduct original research, including meta
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, the Visiting Researcher will be responsible for molecular cloning, cell culture, confocal imaging, and data analysis. As part of their career development to transition to the next phase of their career
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mechanisms of insulin resistance, with particular emphasis on the role of the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) in metabolic homeostasis. The work of the lab challenges the conventional paradigm by
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-channel count silicon-probe electrophysiology, optogenetics and opto-tagging, viral circuit tools, anatomical tract tracing, immunohistochemistry and imaging, and quantitative analysis of behavioral and
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Internal Number: 279101 Position Summary: Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey is seeking a Postdoctoral Associate for the Center for Advanced Human Brain Imaging Research & Rutgers-Princeton Center
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of human disease, particularly neurodevelopmental disorders, including data analysis, image processing, literature research, and composition. They will handle transgenic mouse models, maintain colonies
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for developing novel diagnostic, imaging, and therapeutic strategies. Our program uses peptide- and antibody-based combinatorial library selection to discover, validate, and exploit the vascular biochemical
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intracranial EEG data from animals. Performs advanced signal processing and time–frequency analyses of neural recordings. Develops and implements computational pipelines using MATLAB, Python, or similar
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are the following: Undertake bioinformatics analyses of imaging, genomics, transcriptomics and proteomics data, as well as statistical analyses of biological data and any other types of analyses that might arise