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This NIH BRAIN Initiative R01 supports development and validation of transformative tools for cell-specific and circuit-specific analysis in the nervous system. Priorities include precise genetic and non-genetic targeting, molecular sensors, minimally invasive repeated measurements, scalable single-cell assays, cross-species tools, and technologies that break current barriers in monitoring or…

Postdoctoral position in the Siegert Group developing mathematical and computational methods for analyzing complex cellular morphology in the MIND-MAP project, an interdisciplinary collaboration studying microglia dynamics and brain function. Position closes once a suitable candidate is found.

The BrAIN group recruits a postdoctoral researcher for the ERC-funded BrainAlign project, investigating whether human brain activity can improve language models’ long-timescale understanding. The researcher leads the computational neuroscience work, integrates heterogeneous fMRI datasets and develops models that learn from naturalistic language comprehension. The project also uses these models to…

This scientific session examines evidence for AI in clinical care, including diagnostics, decision support and implementation across medical specialties. The programme combines research presentations, specialty updates, discussions of legal and ethical governance, bias and responsible adoption, and practical workshops on integrating AI into clinical workflows. Named participants include Mark…

Lead an approximately 15-person team responsible for plant, invertebrate and genetic-variation resources in Ensembl and the European Variation Archive. This faculty position combines scientific strategy, genomic data services, staff and budget management, fundraising and community partnerships. The team supports crop genomics and variation research across species. The appointment is for five…

CERN is recruiting a detector-simulation physicist to develop GPU-accelerated Monte Carlo software in the Geant4 team, with a focus on optical-photon transport. The work includes GPU algorithm design, validation against established CPU simulations, performance profiling and optimisation, and integration with experimental software frameworks. The 24-month hybrid appointment is based in Geneva with…