We are looking for a part-time staff scientist to join the Lee lab to support the lab in two efforts: supporting data analysis and sharing requirements related to our RE-JOIN projects, and coordinating Zebrafish experiments in the lab. Experience in confocal imaging and lightsheet fluorescence microscopy is essential, and expertise in post-acquisition image analysis (IMARIS, AMIRA, Arivis, ImageJ/Fiji, Neurolucida, etc.) is highly desirable. A background in zebrafish genetics is essential. In addition, the staff scientist will be responsible for maintaining regular contact with RE-JOIN’s data coordination group and ensuring that all generated data adheres to the consortium’s data and metadata standards.

• Plans, directs, and conducts 3D-imaging data analysis of the knee
• Evaluates and analyzes 3D-imaging data sets
• Documents results of experiments and reports to principal investigator
• Supports RE-JOIN-related data uploads to Penssieve
• Ensures RE-JOIN data adheres to consortium-set data and metadata standards
• Zebrafish-related experiments
• Plans, directs, and conducts zebrafish experiments
• Evaluates and analyzes data obtained through zebrafish experiments
• Documents results of zebrafish experiments and reports to principal investigator
• Teaches investigators how to plan and conduct zebrafish experiments
• Supervises, coordinates, and trains less-experienced research staff in conducting zebrafish experiments

• Doctoral Degree. Experience may not be substituted in lieu of degree.
• Seven years of postdoctoral  research experience.

• Five years of experience with zebrafish genetics
• Experience with bioinformatics

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Baylor College of Medicine is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Equal Access Employer.

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