Location: Cudahy, CA
statistical analysis with an interest in clinical validation and application.
Current projects involve the analysis of multimodal MRI data of brain tumor and movement disorder patients aimed at improving diagnostic accuracy, treatment planning, and predicting treatment response and patient outcome.
The ideal candidate will have experience in using existing neuroimaging and signal processing tools and implementing in-house data processing toolboxes and pipeline with an interest in developing biomarkers for brain tumors, movement disorders, and other neurological diseases. Responsibilities: Lead independent research projects and support collaborative projects Process multimodal
data: structural MRI, f MRI, CEST, diffusion MRI, perfusion MRI, EEG, MEG, etc. Design, implement, and test novel MRI sequences and reconstruction algorithms Design, implement, and test novel post-processing methods and prediction models Author scientific publications and grant proposals Supervise trainees and maintain research infrastructure Comply with UCLA guidelines for lab safety, animal research, and human subject research Develop and update standard operating procedures and best practices for research projects Communicate effectively with team members, present findings and progress both verbally and in writing About THE LAB: The incumbent will work closely with Dr.
Jingwen Yao
and a cross-disciplinary team to develop and translate novel MRI techniques for brain tumors, movement disorders, epilepsy, and other brain diseases.
The research involves different aspects of biomarker development, including image acquisition and reconstruction, post-processing, quantitative image analysis, pre-clinical investigation, and clinical translation and evaluation. As a member of the lab, the candidate will participate in studies using multimodal neuroimaging techniques (CEST, QSM, DTI, f MRI, etc. ) to explore the physiological and pathological processes involved in neurological disorders. Potential projects include tumor-associated macrophage imaging in glioma, metabolite and iron quantification in Huntington's disease, advanced imaging techniques for personalized targeting of DBS/MRg FUS in movement disorders and epilepsy.
The UCLA Radiology Department offers access to 40+ clinical MRI scanners across various imaging centers/clinics in the greater Los Angeles region. At the main campus of UCLA, there are 7 clinical/research Siemens scanners at 3T and 1.5T, one clinical GE 3T scanner, as well as one 3T Siemens scanner exclusively for research purposes. In addition, a Siemens MR-PET scanner for clinical/research and a small animal Bruker 3T scanner with high gradient performance will be installed in late 2023.
With strong interdisciplinary links between Radiology and various campus and clinical departments, the lab provides a unique opportunity to work with a diverse group of engineers, basic scientists, radiologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons. Apply Link: recruit. apo. ucla. edu/JPF08415 Contact: Subject Heading: BTIL Project Scientist To Apply: Email (1) an updated CV, (2) statement of research, (3) statement on contributions to equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI), and (4) contact information for 3 references at recruit.
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