Miami Institute of Molecular Imaging and Computation (MIMIC) seeks highly motivated scientists to join an innovative, cross-disciplinary and imaging-intensive project on in situ protein-protein networks, or isPIN. This collaborative project aims to redefine proteomics as a context-rich molecular bioinformatics. The current goals of the isPIN project are to create transgenic Drosophila expressing imaging-ready neuronal proteins, reveal their localization and direct association within model neurons, and construct context-specific proteomic maps of wild type neurons in the intact nervous system. More information is available at: www.miami.edu/ispin. Two postdoctoral research associate positions are available and are renewable for three years. Each position requires a PhD degree or equivalent and expertise in one or more of the following: molecular imaging, neuroscience, biochemistry, biophysics, bioinformatics, systems biology, high-performance computation, robotics, and high-content analysis. These positions offer opportunities to extensively interact with faculties of neuroscience, computer science and biology, gain knowledge on various technologies including Drosophila genetics, 3D FLIM and cross-correlational analysis, and develop own ideas for unique projects. The current phase of the project is funded in part by an ARRA grant from NIH. Submit resume to Dr. Akira Chiba, Department of Biology, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida 33146, USA (email: akira.chiba@miami.edu).