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, and microscopy techniques including confocal fluorescent and live imaging. A Ph.D. is required on or before the start date. The University of Michigan conducts background checks on all job candidates
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biomedical research. Have significant experience, including peer-reviewed publications, in one or more of the following areas: fluorescence imaging, mitochondrial biology, ion channel electrophysiology, mouse
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the frontiers of developmental biology and disease modeling. The laboratory integrates stem-cell biology, fluorescence imaging, bioinformatics, and advanced nano- and micro-engineering to decode organogenesis and
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; stereotaxic surgery and AAV viral delivery; quantitative behavioral training and analysis; histology/immunohistochemistry and fluorescence imaging; and computational analysis of neural, imaging, or behavioral
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, fluorescence imaging, bioinformatics, and advanced nano- and micro-engineering to decode organogenesis and early embryogenesis, translating these insights into regenerative medicine, drug discovery, and
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-Cas9 genome-edited and fluorescent reporter pluripotent stem cell lines to track and interrogate developmental transitions. • Perform cell surface marker analysis, cell enrichment and isolation by flow
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management. Protein conjugation chemistry, DNA nanotechnology Fluorescent imaging, cell culture experience. At least one-first authored publication in well-regarded peer-reviewed journals. Preferred
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well as helping with daily laboratory upkeep tasks. The position involves a substantial amount of mouse work, mammalian cell culture, histology, molecular biology techniques, and imaging and associated analysis
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of specialization. Hands-on experience with flow cytometry and cell sorting, fluorescence and confocal imaging, standard biochemistry, molecular/cell biology techniques, cell culture, flow cytometry
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ABIF can be found at: http://www.mcgill.ca/abif. Primary Responsibilities 1. Technical Development & Innovation Lead and document quality control (QC) workflows for ABIF imaging systems, including