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Stanford University is still looking for an imaging specialist to lead the development of the lattice light sheet microscopy technique in the Cell Science Imaging Facility (
https://microscopy.stanford.edu/). The candidate will be proficient (or willing to learn) in optics and have the ability to align and tune laser tables. The candidate will likely have experience in cell culture techniques, live and fixed sample preparation for light imaging, and fluorescence based immunohistochemistry labeling of cells as well as microscope imaging of subcellular and tissue level structures. The applicant should have a wide ranging knowledge of molecular, cellular and whole organism anatomy and function, particularly those related to the common model organisms and diseases (e.g. cancer) studied by Stanford’s research community. The position further requires experience using image analysis, visualization and processing software (e.g. ImageJ/FIJI, Imaris). Experience with dealing with large data sets (several TBs) and file server management is desirable. Must possess excellent written and verbal communication skills, organizational and multi-tasking ability, as well as excellent interpersonal and customer service skills. Full details of the position and application process can be found here:
http://m.rfer.us/STANFORDTZS6N8
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