Under general supervision and guidance from the supervisor, Dr. Ashish Raj, the successful candidate will perform research logistics tasks and projects in the Brain Networks Laboratory a.k.a “RajLab”. The Brain Networks Laboratory focuses on understanding the mechanisms of healthy and diseased brains by applying computational tools to neuroimaging data.
The position entails various roles, from routine image processing and statistics.
The Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging at UCSF combines clinical excellence, cutting-edge research, and outstanding education in a leading academic health sciences institution.
A key requirement is for the SRA to cement collaborative projects with the department of Neurology, where several ongoing funded projects are underway. SRA will hence work closely with Dr Kamalini Ranasinghe and others at the Memory and Aging Clinic (MAC). As part of the role, the SRA I will have the opportunity to work closely with neurologist, psychiatrists, neurosurgeons, neuropsychologists, imaging scientists and engineers. The knowledge and skills learned provide excellent preparation for medical school or for graduate school in neuroscience, bioengineering, and psychology.
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