Imaging

…Research combines cell biology, imaging, pathology and data analysis in a multidisciplinary team. Three-year full-time fellowship; AU$103,000–113,000 annually plus 15.4% superannuation. Applications close 22 November 2026 at 23:00 AEDT.

Study stellar populations in nearby galaxies using imaging and spectroscopy from facilities including HST, JWST, Euclid and Keck. The appointment includes scope for independent research. The priority review date has passed; later applications are considered if the vacancy remains unfilled, through the final date shown.

…together across sequencing, imaging and structural biology. Topics include foundation models, cross-modality learning, causal explanation, mechanistic interpretability, generative models and AI agents. Onsite workshops and tutorials take place on the first day; the following three days offer hybrid talks and posters. Registration is not yet open; the official page accepts expressions of interest.

…computational methods, drug discovery, imaging, neuroscience, aging, nanobiotechnology, quantum biology and artificial intelligence. Hosted by the University of Waterloo with the University of Guelph and Wilfrid Laurier University, the in-person programme is expected to include a trainee symposium, invited and contributed talks, posters, professional development and industry engagement. Teaching, science communication and public engagement will also feature.

…and acoustic tools for imaging and therapy. Mentor students and develop an independent research trajectory in an interdisciplinary engineering environment. The expected start is 15 January 2027. Applications received by 1 October 2026 receive full consideration; the employer explicitly continues accepting applications until the position is filled.

…include multiomics, spatial assays, imaging and immune-cell engineering. The annualized salary range is USD 159,200–199,000. Work is primarily onsite in Seattle; any limited remote work must take place in Washington State.

…cultures, CRISPR-compatible systems, imaging and electrophysiology. The fellowship lasts three years with a possible fourth year.

…support direct project needs such as imaging, analysis software and related research resources, but cannot pay the trainee, mentor or collaborators’ salaries. Applicants require ASNR membership and appropriate mentorship or institutional support. Apply by 30 October 2026 at 9 a.m. Central Time.

…artificial intelligence to sequencing, imaging and structural biology. Programme themes included foundation models, learning across data types, interpretability, generative modelling and translating algorithms into biological insight. The official event page retains the programme and speaker information. This event has ended; registration and abstract submission are closed.

…methods such as wide-field or 2-photon imaging, fiber photometry, and optogenetic perturbations in awake, behaving mice. Multi-modal recording of single units and local field potentials across cortex, hippocampus and thalamus alongside calcium activity via GCaMP6F in cortical neurons in triple-transgenic animals or in hippocampal astrocytes via viral transduction are brought to bear to reveal hitherto inaccessible and under-appreciated a

We are very much looking forward to host Francisca Ferreira and Birte Forstmann on December 14th, 2023, at noon ET / 6PM CET. Francisca Ferreira is a PhD student and Neurosurgery trainee at the University College of London Queen Square Institute of Neurology and a Royal College of Surgeons “Emerging Leaders” program laureate. Her presentation title will be: “Microstructural and connectivity correlates of outcome variability in functional neurosurgery for movement disorders”. Birte Forstmann, PhD, is the Director of the Amsterdam Brain and Cognition Center, a Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience

Neurodegenerative diseases are chronic and inexorable conditions characterised by the presence of insoluble aggregates of abnormally ubiquinated and phosphorylated proteins. Recent evidence also suggests that protein misfolding can propagate throughout the body in a prion-like fashion via the interstitial or cerebrospinal fluids (CSF). As protein aggregation occurs well before the onset of brain damage and symptoms, new biomarkers sensitive to early pathology, together with therapeutic strategies that include eliminating seed proteins and blocking cell-to-cell spread, are of vital importance.

Martin Kermit and Håkon Dahle discuss amateur astronomy, observing techniques and imaging the night sky. Conversation in Norwegian.

…of longitudinal in vivo 2-photon imaging of the glutamate reporter, iGluSnFR, and correlated electron microscopy (CLEM) of dendritic spines on the apical dendrites of L2/3 excitatory neurons in the motor cortex during motor learning, we describe a framework of new spines' formation, survival, and resulting function. Specifically, our data indicate that the potentiation of a subset of clustered, pre-existing s

Despite the challenges COVID-19 has continued to present, Monash Biomedical Imaging (MBI) has had another outstanding year in terms of publications and scientific output. In this webinar, Professor Gary Egan, Director of MBI, will present an overview of MBI’s achievements during 2021 and outline the biomedical imaging research programs and partnerships in 2022. His presentation will cover: • MBI operational and research achievements during 2021 • Biomedical imaging technology developments and research outcomes during 2021 • Linked laboratories and research teams at MBI • Progress on the develo

Brain microstructure plays a key role in driving the transport of drug molecules directly administered to the brain tissue as in Convection-Enhanced Delivery procedures. This study reports the first systematic attempt to characterize the cytoarchitecture of commissural, long association and projection fiber, namely: the corpus callosum, the fornix and the corona radiata. Ovine samples from three different subjects have been imaged using scanning electron microscope combined with focused ion beam milling. Particular focus has been given to the axons. For each tract, a 3D reconstruction of relat

Neural stem cells (NSCs) generate new neurons throughout life. We use imaging-, genome editing-, and transgenesis-based approaches as well as cellular models of human diseases using pluripotent embryonic cells to study the molecular and cellular framework of NSC biology in the developing and adult brain. Aim of our research is to understand how physiologic and disease-associated alterations of neurogenesis are translated into stem cell-associated plastic changes in the developing and adult brain on a molecular, cellular, and behavioral level.

…Emphasis will be on new imaging techniques, including cryo electron tomography and correlative light-electron microscopy that enabled revealing in situ organization of synaptic molecules, and ultra

Every year around 100,000 people in the UK will have a stroke. Stroke is a leading cause of adult disability, and cerebrovascular disease more broadly is a major cause of dementia. Understanding these diseases – both acute and chronic manifestations of cerebrovascular disease – requires consideration not only of the brain itself, but also the blood vessels supplying it. Atherosclerosis – the hardening of arteries as we age – may predispose to stroke by triggering the formation of blood clots that block the blood supply to the brain, but also involves inflammation that may cause chronic damage

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…combined this with two-photon calcium imaging, which can monitor the activity of a microcircuit of many tens of neurons simultaneously from a small area of the

…- Dr Shenjun Zhong, Monash Biomedical Imaging Embedding white matter streamlines with various lengths into fixed-length latent vectors enables users to analyse them with general data mining techniques. However, finding a good embedding schema is still a challenging task as the existing methods based on spatial coordinates rely on manually engineered features, and/or labelled dataset. In this webinar, Dr Shenjun Zhong will discuss his novel deep learning model that identifies latent space and s

…permitting simultaneous multispectral imaging of multiple cellular components. In addition, results will be discussed from whole cell milling using Focused Ion Beam Electron Microscopy (FIB-SEM), which reconstructs the entire cell volume at 4 voxel resolution. Using these tools, it is now possible to begin constructing an “organelle i