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, Department of Neurosurgery, University of Nebraska Medical Center. Dr. Gliske's research group focuses on developing translational electrophysiology biomarkers using advanced statistical analysis of human data
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coding, statistical analyses, and manuscript writing. Good writing skills are a must, with demonstrated independent thinking and problem-solving ability. Experience using large databases is recommended
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the efforts related to codebook review, variable coding, statistical analyses, and manuscript writing. Good writing skills are a must, with demonstrated independent thinking and problem-solving ability
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: experimental design, study implementation, neuroimaging data analysis, and statistical methods. 2. Experience with methods including: functional magnetic resonance imaging, psychophysiology methods (skin
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., psychology, neuroscience) Supplemental Qualifications: 1. Proficiency in: experimental design, study implementation, neuroimaging data analysis, and statistical methods. 2. Experience with methods including
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, statistics, computer science, biomechanics, and public policy. We focus on developing evidence-based models of how disease impacts human behavior (driving, sleep, mobility) and of how physiology predicts
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addition, ability to work as a part of a team and working knowledge of software including,but not limited to, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe photoshop/illustrator, and GraphPad prism or other statistical
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development, and understanding of basic experimental design and statistical analyses. Experience in immunocytochemistry, flow cytometry, molecular biology, stem cell culture Experience in functional assessments
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PowerPoint Preferred Other Computer Applications: Statistical analysis software, reference software. Preferred Additional Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Email to a Friend https://unmc.peopleadmin.com
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transcriptomics, intelligent healthcare, and precision medicine, etc. Required Qualifications PhD degree in a quantitative science like bioinformatics, computer science, statistics, mathematics, automation