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The research group of Dr. Sotiras (www.asotiras.com), a part of the
Electronic Radiology Lab at Washington University in St. Louis (
https://wustl.edu), is currently seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral
research associate with a strong research record in computational
neuroscience, computational image analysis, computer vision, or machine
learning, who is interested in solving important clinical problems. The lab
is a diverse and interdisciplinary team whose research focuses on advancing
imaging informatics technology and developing advanced computational
techniques for quantitative image analysis.

The successful candidate will lead or participate in projects developing,
implementing and applying machine learning algorithms for the analysis and
interpretation of medical images and related clinical data. More
specifically, the successful candidate will develop and apply computational
and analytical techniques to quantify morphology and function from
multi-modal imaging data, analyze the relationship between brain imaging
markers and cognition or clinical status, and integrate this information
into predictive tools for patient-specific diagnosis and prognosis with the
goal of improving our understanding of brain structure in health and
disease. Applications of interest include multi-modal neuroimaging studies
in neurology and psychiatry. The successful candidate will have a unique
opportunity to work closely with clinical investigators and will have ample
opportunities to present research methods and scientific findings at
national and international conferences, and to publish results in academic
journals.

The Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology (https://www.mir.wustl.edu/)
encompasses a multi-disciplinary research center, home to more than 200
research faculty, postdocs, and graduate students, with a vibrant culture
of collegiality (e.g., journal groups, weekly seminars, etc). Researchers
study the human brain using a number of biomedical imaging modalities, such
as MRI, PET, optical imaging and microscopy and collaborate with academic
institutions and industry across the world. MIR is considered a premier
biomedical imaging center in the world and is a great place to grow as a
scientist, and build a highly visible career at the intersection of
neuroscience, medicine, and engineering.

For more information, please follow the link
https://tinyurl.com/SotirasPostDocAd, or contact Dr. Sotiras (
aristeidis.soti...@wustl.edu).

Interested applicants should send
  1.  a one-page cover letter summarizing their interests, how they can
contribute to the lab, as well as the earliest date that they can start the
appointment,
  2.  curriculum vitae, and
  3.  contact information for two references
to Dr. Aristeidis Sotiras, aristeidis.soti...@wustl.edu. Only applicants
considered for employment will be contacted. Applications are reviewed on a
rolling basis.
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