The Grill Lab at Duke University, Department of Biomedical Engineering has an opening for an Associate in Research position.

We are seeking an exceptional candidate who will conduct research on electrical stimulation to control gastrointestinal motility.

Job Responsibilities:

-Develop and validate software to process dynamic fluorescent imaging data and extract parameters of interest.

-Use statistics to analyze imaging data from fluorescence imaging of the gastrointestinal tract in response to a range of mechanical, chemical and electrical inputs.

-Prepare results for presentation, progress reports, and publication.

-Collaborate as a member of a research team including training of others.

-Maintain required training and certification.

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