Job at University of Chicago, neuroimaging for aging/Alzheimer
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Adam Martersteck
Oct 10, 2023, 9:49:17 AM10/10/23
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The University of Chicago’s Neurology Department is seeking a data scientist focused on neuroimaging in aging and Alzheimer’s disease. See the full job posting here.
University of Chicago’s new Healthy Aging & Alzheimer’s Research Care Center is focused on SuperAging, a phenotype of successful aging, and atypical Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia syndromes. Prior experience with Alzheimer’s disease or aging is not a requirement.
The primary responsibilities of the positions are to use analytical, statistical, and programming skills to help collect, curate, analyze, and interpret biomedical data, including neuroimaging and biomarker derivatives. The candidate will work alongside investigators and clinicians to develop data-driven solutions and answer scientific questions. See the full list of responsibilities in the job posting for more information.
Candidates should have some prior experience with neuroimaging software libraries, and Python and/or R. Experience with high-performance cluster shell scripting and schedulers, and machine learning libraries are desirable.
Apply through the portal, but feel free to reach out with questions (marte...@uchicago.edu).
The University of Chicago’s Neurology Department is seeking a data scientist focused on neuroimaging in aging and Alzheimer’s disease. See the full job posting here.
University of Chicago’s new Healthy Aging & Alzheimer’s Research Care Center is focused on SuperAging, a phenotype of successful aging, and atypical Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia syndromes. Prior experience with Alzheimer’s disease or aging is not a requirement.
The primary responsibilities of the positions are to use analytical, statistical, and programming skills to help collect, curate, analyze, and interpret biomedical data, including neuroimaging and biomarker derivatives. The candidate will work alongside investigators and clinicians to develop data-driven solutions and answer scientific questions. See the full list of responsibilities in the job posting for more information.
Candidates should have some prior experience with neuroimaging software libraries, and Python and/or R. Experience with high-performance cluster shell scripting and schedulers, and machine learning libraries are desirable.
Apply through the portal, but feel free to reach out with questions (marte...@uchicago.edu).
Adam Martersteck, PhD (he/him)
Assistant Professor of Neurology | The University of Chicago,
Healthy Aging & Alzheimer's Research Care (HAARC) Center
Address | 850 East 58th Street | Chicago, IL 60637
Phone | 773-795-1683
Email | marte...@uchicago.edu
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