Neuroimaging Postdoc: MRI Data Analytics & Pipelines

City st georges; Greater London; Presencial; GBP 35.000 - 55.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

City st georges in the United Kingdom seeks a researcher to develop and apply novel magnetic resonance imaging techniques to neuroimaging data from ongoing studies. You will create automated data-processing pipelines, interpret clinical and cognitive data, and contribute to publications and presentations.

The role involves collaborating with scientists and clinicians, maintaining accurate records, contributing to image-analysis protocols, supporting student supervision, and participating in

Formación

• PhD in area related to MR image analysis of the brain.
• Detailed knowledge of neuroimaging and respiratory disease.
• Experience applying algorithms to MR images and developing image analysis pipelines.
• Computer programming skills.
• Ability to write journal articles.
• Competence in Linux, Microsoft Office and SPSS or R.
• Strong communication and teamwork abilities.

Responsabilidades

• Develop and apply novel MRI techniques to neuroimaging data.
• Develop automated data-processing pipelines.
• Analyse clinical and cognitive data and interpret findings.
• Prepare publications and presentations.
• Contribute to grant and ethics applications.
• Maintain accurate research records and contribute to protocols.
• Support student supervision and training.

Conocimientos

MRI analysis

Image processing

Programming

Academic writing

Educación

PhD in brain imaging/neuroimaging

Herramientas

Linux

Microsoft Office

SPSS

R

Descripción del empleo

City st georges in the United Kingdom seeks a researcher to develop and apply novel magnetic resonance imaging techniques to neuroimaging data from ongoing studies. You will create automated data-processing pipelines, interpret clinical and cognitive data, and contribute to publications and presentations.

The role involves collaborating with scientists and clinicians, maintaining accurate records, contributing to image-analysis protocols, supporting student supervision, and participating in