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Postdoc and beyond for exploring mechanisms of traumatic brain injury and vascular dementia
Independently carry out experiments, perform data analysis, write research manuscripts, prepare research grants, and train students
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Post-Doctoral Scholar in Systems/Computational Neuroscience at Stanford University
Postdoctoral positions are available at Stanford University, Department of Neurobiology in an exciting, uncharted, newly emerging field
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Postdoctoral Fellow / Research Associate
Postdoc Positions in Neuroscience are available in lab of Prof. Zhen Yan in State Univ. of New York at Buffalo to study brain disorders (autism, AD).
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Recruiting a postdoctoral reseach fellow in Systems Neuroscience to join the Tuncdemir lab at UConn Health.
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Postdoctoral Scientist - "Alzheimer’s Disease Pathology in a Primate Model"
We are seeking a Postdoctoral Scientist to join The George Washington University's Laboratory for Evolutionary Neuroscience for an NIH-funded proje...
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Postdoctoral Associate
• Exciting projects, diverse lab, cutting edge resources • Focus on mentoring & career development • Stipend > NIH scale + cost-of-living allowance
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Postdoctoral Research Associates, Research Assistants, or international Visiting Scholars.
The Cao Lab at Rutgers University is looking for Postdoc Associates to work on neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders
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Postdoctoral position in neuroimaging
Postdoctoral position in neuroimaging to explore how Parkinson disease might alter neural processes underlying pain perception and modulation.
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Postdoc researcher in neuroscience or neuroendocrinology at U.C. San Diego
Research how the brain governs neuroendocrine hormone secretion and the mechanisms of steroid actions on brain circuits controlling fertility in mice.