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The Brain Image Analysis Unit leverages the latest advancements in machine learning, specifically deep learning, to enhance the processing and analysis of brain imaging data. Our unit specializes in processing diverse brain imaging data sources, including two-photon microscopy, bright-field microscopy images, and MRI scans. We collaborate closely with experts from various scientific disciplines, including computer science, neuroscience, and medicine, to advance the state-of-the-art in brain imaging analysis. As a member of the Brain/MINDS 2.0 project, our unit is dedicated to uncovering new insights into the intricacies of primate brain structure through the analysis of high-resolution brain imaging data.
We are seeking Postdoctoral Researchers to join our team. Work with us to develop new deep learning algorithms for microscopy image analysis, including image registration, segmentation, and the integration of image data with large language models. Located in Wako, Saitama, our campus is just a 12-minute rapid express train ride from Tokyo's Ikebukuro Station.โ
For detailed information and application procedures, please visit our official job announcement: Link to job offer.
Thank you very much for your interest in joining us as part of the RIKEN Summer Program 2025. Unfortunately, we are currently overwhelmed by the volume of early applications and are unable to process any further applications.
Please note: We are only able to host interns through the RIKEN Summer Program RIKEN Summer Program 2025. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate any other internship inquiries, and such inquiries may not receive a response.
Our brain images appeared on a cover of the MIDL (Medical Imaging with Deep Learning) 2021 conference magazine.
( ๐published manuscript, conference paper or short paper, ๐ขabstract, ๐ preprint)