Postdoctoral Research Associate - Quantitative Microscopy and Live-Cell Chromatin Imaging

ScholarLink Inc.; United States; Sur place; USD 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

ScholarLink Inc. is seeking a researcher to develop and apply advanced microscopy approaches to study chromatin-state dynamics in living neurons, combining live-cell imaging, super-resolution microscopy, and computational analysis.

You will optimize biosensors, drive data acquisition, and perform quantitative analysis of epigenetic modifications and nuclear organization during neuronal differentiation, collaborating with an interdisciplinary team.

Qualifications

• Experience with live-cell microscopy and super-resolution techniques.
• Proficiency in quantitative image analysis.
• Experience with neuronal differentiation systems.

Responsabilités

• Develop and apply advanced microscopy approaches to study chromatin-state dynamics in living neurons.
• Optimize biosensors and microscopy data acquisition.
• Perform quantitative analysis of epigenetic modifications and nuclear organization during neuronal differentiation.

Connaissances

Live-cell microscopy

Super-resolution microscopy

Quantitative image analysis

Neuronal differentiation systems

Description du poste

About the Position

Focus on developing and applying advanced microscopy approaches to study chromatin-state dynamics in living neurons. Responsibilities include optimizing biosensors, microscopy data acquisition, and quantitative analysis of epigenetic modifications and nuclear organization during neuronal differentiation, combining live-cell imaging, super-resolution microscopy, computational analysis, and more.

Research Interests

• Develop and optimize imaging biosensors and microscopy strategies
• Integrate computational image analysis workflows
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary team

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Live-cell microscopy
• Super-resolution microscopy
• Quantitative image analysis
• Neuronal differentiation systems

Other Requirements & Additional Info

Employment type: FULL_TIME

About the Professor

Bio

David J. Solecki is a researcher leading the Developmental Neurobiology Department at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, specializing in advanced imaging approaches to study chromatin dynamics and neurodevelopment.

Professor's Interests

Chromatin dynamics Neurodevelopment Advanced microscopy techniques Epigenetic regulation Neuronal maturation