In collaboration with the Bao lab (Sloan Kettering), Shroff lab (NIH) and Mohler lab (UConn), we are have now developed cutting edge tools to image and analyze neurodevelopmental events in the
nematode embryo (for more information, visit www.wormguides.org). Among the tools we have developed are new selective plane illumination microscopes (diSPIM) for ultra-fast imaging, and new
analyses/data sharing tools. We are now seeking motivated postdoctoral fellows that would like to use these new tools to examine previously intractable neurodevelopmental events in the embryo.
The ideal candidate would have some experience in developmental biology, cell biology or C. elegans, although that is not a requirement for the position. If interested, please send CV, statement of
research interest and contact information for three scientists that can provide letters of recommendation, to: daniel.colon-ramos@yale.edu