$48,000.00 - $86,900.00 / annually; not specified;...
On-site
Python programming language
Develop new code
Analyze imaging data
Washington University in St. Louis is seeking a Staff Scientist specializing in computational methods to analyze data related to neural circuits and chromatin interactions. The role emphasizes collaboration, development of new computational tools, and contributing to scholarly publications within a supportive scientific environment
Job Summary
The candidate will work with a dynamic team of graduate students to develop new code and statistical methods to analyze newly created data in the Cremins lab to map the neural connectome at synapse resolution.
Pipelines to be developed will focus on base calling of nucleotides, cell segmentation, registration of spots across cycles, drift correction, and assembly of barcode counts files, and the interpretation of barcodes as a given neuron in specific x, y, z coordinates.
This role is ideal for you if you have a strong interest and motivation toward working with new data never produced or analyzed before, and thrive in a fast paced environment discovering new answers.
Matching Summary
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Washington University in St. Louis is seeking a Staff Scientist specializing in computational methods to analyze data related to neural circuits and chromatin interactions. The role emphasizes collaboration, development of new computational tools, and contributing to scholarly publications within a supportive scientific environment.
Salary
$48,000.00 - $86,900.00 / Annually; Not specified; Not specified