[Neuroimaging] two postdoc jobs in University of Maryland School of Medicine

[Ze Wang]

Dear All,
       We are still collecting CVs for two postdoc positions, please 
share the information with any potential candidates.  Thank you very 
much!
Ze Wang



Two postdoc positions open in University of Maryland School of Medicine



A brief overview of our institute: UMSOM locates in the Inner Harbor 
Area, which is the most beautiful and the safest part of Baltimore. 
UMSOM is consistently growing in US News ranking (nearly one step up per 
year from #42 in 2006 to #27 in 2020). The total funding increased by 
74%. Our center: Center for Advanced Imaging Research (CAIR) was newly 
launched in 2018. The number of faculty and the total amount of fundings 
both nearly doubled in the past two years. In synchrony with the success 
of both SOM and CAIR, my laboratory is also rapidly expanding with a 
more than 2x increase of total funding since I started here 2.5 years 
ago.



Positions open in my lab. Now, thanks to the new NIH fundings, we have 
two positions open now in two different but related categories. We will 
start to review CVs in Nov but the positions will be open until filled 
by strong candidates.



We are looking for highly motivated postdoc research fellows in 
neuroimaging data processing. We are particularly interested in machine 
learning (including deep learning), time series analysis, and connectome 
analysis. One position is immediately available from Nov 2021. Another 
two will be available from Jan 2022 and we expect to finish this cycle 
of recruiting by July 2022. These positions will be supported by R01 
projects. Our overarching goals are to develop and evaluate deep 
learning-based method and new resting state fMRI processing strategies. 
Related projects ongoing in the lab include deep learning-based ASL 
perfusion MRI processing, brain entropy and coherence mapping. The ideal 
candidates should have method development experience in fMRI or 
neuroimaging signal processing. Background in electrical engineering, 
computer science, or mathematics is highly preferred. Python, Matlab 
programming skills are required. Experience on multi-band fMRI data 
processing is considered a plus.





Candidates for these positions are expected to have good communication 
skills and have good writing skills. We are willing to provide 
competitive salary.



Interested candidates should send CV and a brief introduction to Ze 
Wang: ze.wang at som.umaryland.edu.



Information about Dr. Wang’s lab can be found in:

https://www.medschool.umaryland.edu/cair/Principal-Investigators/Ze-Wang-PhD/.
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