Imaging Research Assistant: Neuroimaging & Data Science

Howard University; College (AK); On-site; USD 28,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & Wellness

Work-Life Balance

Financial Wellness

Professional Development

Additional Perks

Job summary

Howard University invites applications for a research-focused role in the Molecular Imaging Laboratory. The candidate will plan, conduct, and report original imaging research targeting traumatic brain injury and related neurological disease models, spanning preclinical to translational studies.

The position requires planning imaging experiments, data analysis, and authoring reports and manuscripts, with opportunities to supervise interns and contribute to new lab initiatives and collaborations.

Qualifications

• MS degree in computer science, data science, or related discipline with 1 year of direct experience.
• Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills and stellar communication abilities.

Responsibilities

• Plan, conduct and report original imaging research in TBI and neurological disease models.
• Supervise student interns or research assistants working on projects.
• Perform imaging experiments from preclinical to translational studies and analyze data.
• Prepare progress reports, presentations and publishable abstracts/papers.
• Design econometric models and algorithms for diagnosis and monitoring of TBI patients.

Skills

Data science

Algorithm development

Scientific reporting

English communication

Confidentiality

Teamwork

Education

MS in CS/Data Science or related

Job description

Howard University invites applications for a research-focused role in the Molecular Imaging Laboratory. The candidate will plan, conduct, and report original imaging research targeting traumatic brain injury and related neurological disease models, spanning preclinical to translational studies.

The position requires planning imaging experiments, data analysis, and authoring reports and manuscripts, with opportunities to supervise interns and contribute to new lab initiatives and collaborations.