AI-Driven Optogenetics & Seizure Research Fellow

Kjell Heuser; Oslo; On-site; NOK 520,000 - 640,000; Full time

Job summary

Oslo University Hospital invites applications for a Researcher or PhD fellow to join the AI-Driven Optogenetic Closed-Loop Seizure Control project. The role involves in vivo two-photon imaging, electrophysiology, and development of an AI seizure-detection algorithm to trigger optogenetic interventions in mice.

The position is based at GliaLab, University of Oslo, in Oslo, Norway, with collaboration across the neurology department and Oslo University Hospital.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in neuroscience, medicine, biology, biomedicine or related field
• Experience with in vivo rodent experiments
• Fluent English in both oral and written communication

Responsibilities

• Develop and test an AI-driven, closed-loop seizure-detection system
• Perform in vivo two-photon imaging and high-density electrophysiology in rodents
• Collaborate with GliaLab and University of Oslo researchers on project milestones

Skills

Fluent English

Communication skills

Problem solving

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Teaching abilities

Python

MATLAB

Two-photon microscopy

Neuropixels

In vivo electrophysiology

Education

Master's degree in neuroscience/biology/biomedicine

PhD in neuroscience/biology/biomedicine

Tools

Python

MATLAB

Two-photon imaging

Neuropixels

In vivo electrophysiology

Job description

Oslo University Hospital invites applications for a Researcher or PhD fellow to join the AI-Driven Optogenetic Closed-Loop Seizure Control project. The role involves in vivo two-photon imaging, electrophysiology, and development of an AI seizure-detection algorithm to trigger optogenetic interventions in mice.

The position is based at GliaLab, University of Oslo, in Oslo, Norway, with collaboration across the neurology department and Oslo University Hospital.