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, Echocardiography and Fetal Cardiology, with opportunities to help develop an integrated imaging program encompassing transthoracic echocardiography, fetal echocardiography, and advanced cardiovascular imaging
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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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(iPSc) as model systems, as well as human brain tissue. In the future, and as our research program advances, we will expand our toolkit to also include mouse work and computational analyses of large
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) program during the 2026–2027 Antarctic research season. The positions involve extended deployment to remote field locations in Antarctica and support oceanographic field sampling, laboratory operations
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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-the-art behavioral, neurophysiological, circuit, and computational approaches to examine neural activity in awake-behaving rodents performing auditory and audiovisual tasks. These approaches include high
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Human Brain Imaging Research (CAHBIR; (https://sites.rutgers.edu/cahbir/ ). We seek candidates with expertise in network neuroscience, computational modeling, neuroimaging, and related approaches
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. Effectively contributes to and supports an environment that enhances the positive self-image of individuals served and preserves their human dignity. Adapts the assessment and treatment processes to accommodate
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data integration (EEG + imaging/behavior), preferred. Track record of peer-reviewed publications, preferred. Interest in developing an independent research program, preferred. Equipment Utilized Physical
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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