Job description
The associate will spearhead the acquisition of neuroimaging data across various species and implement machine learning techniques on complex biological datasets. Additionally, they will engage in wet-lab research, mentor junior researchers, and support NIH-funded initiatives and grant proposals. Applicants must possess a doctoral degree in a relevant discipline and demonstrate a history of peer-reviewed publications and autonomous research endeavors. Proficiency in autism research, neuroimaging, and computational approaches is strongly desired.
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