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experiments. Utilize laboratory techniques that support hypothesis-driven neuroscience research. Analyze and Interpret Data Process, interpret, and visualize scientific data using tools such as R, Python
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. Create scalable approaches to measure shared visual attention, caregiver positioning, speech, and dyadic engagement using video, audio, pose, and object information. Design, implement, and evaluate
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professional references. References will be contacted only at a later stage of the search. Applicants are welcome to use figures, conceptual diagrams, or other concise visual elements in their statements when
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. Applicants are welcome to use figures, conceptual diagrams, or other concise visual elements in their statements when these help communicate their ideas. For questions about this position, please email
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characterizing healthy and JDM patient-derived muscle models and evaluating the effects of type I interferons on mitochondrial function and muscle physiology. What You'll Do: Lead and execute a translational
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of clinical outcomes, and meta-analysis methodology. These efforts are expected to result in collaborative and methodological publications in high-quality, peer-reviewed journals. Minimum Requirements Doctoral
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, research reports, and collaborative scholarly projects. Communicate scientific findings effectively to multidisciplinary research teams and external audiences. Assist with mentorship and training activities
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initiative goals. • Designing and overseeing data governance, reporting, monitoring, and stewardship processes that enable secure and effective use of cross-sector data. • Developing conceptual frameworks
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while contributing effectively within a collaborative research team. Preferred Qualifications Research experience related to vision science, neuroscience, cell biology, genetics, or retinal disease
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, radiographic, and clinical outcome datasets to identify biomarkers and mechanisms of therapeutic response. Prepare manuscripts, abstracts, grant applications, scientific presentations, and progress reports