Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Multi-Parametric MRS

Johns Hopkins University:
School of Medicine:
Department of Radiology and Radiological Science:
Magnetic Resonance Research. This post‑doctoral fellowship offers a three‑year contract for a researcher to develop open‑source methods for advancing multi‑parametric MR spectroscopy, including novel acquisition and analysis techniques for clinical 3 T MRI systems and applications in healthy aging research.

Salary: $63,480.

• Assess biochemical profiles across the age range:
  • Scan healthy volunteers (20–80 years) at 3 T MRI.
  • Analyze multi‑parametric MRS data in Osprey.
• Develop and implement analysis methods for multi‑parametric MRS in Osprey:
  • Advance existing, in‑house analysis methods for multi‑parametric MRS.
  • Develop novel approaches for 2D linear‑combination modeling.
  • Contribute novel developments to the Osprey MRS toolbox.
• Test and validate developed methods on the available MRI scanners, including:
  • Two custom‑built low‑field MRI systems (0.26 T and 0.35 T).
  • A commercial prototype 50 mT Halbach scanner.
• Collaborate with other researchers in the division, external collaborators, or Osprey users.

• Ph.D. in Physics, Medical Physics, Biomedical Engineering, Neuroscience, Computer Science, or a related field.
• Strong background in MR physics, including pulse sequence design, image reconstruction, and signal processing.
• Interest in deep learning techniques applying machine learning to medical imaging.
• Experience with MR spectroscopy is highly desirable.
• Strong programming skills in MATLAB, Python, or similar.
• Ability to work independently as well as in a collaborative research environment.

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