Graduate School or University Faculty Member Motor Systems jobs in Pennsylvania

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• Postdoctoral Fellows in Electrophysiology

  

  • Cambridge, Massachusetts
  • consistent with NIH guidelines and competitive.
  • Broad Institute

  Implement electrophysiological, and cellular assays to study the circuit mechanisms of psychiatric illnesses in rodent models.

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  • 23 days ago
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• Associate or Full Professor Neuroimager Faculty Position

  • Illinois
  • Competitive
  • Mesulam Center for Cognitive Neurology & Alzheimer's Disease

  The ideal candidate would have an active research program that synergizes with the mission of the MCCNAD

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  • 35 days ago
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• Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor in Neuroscience

  

  • Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • Salary commensurate with experience
  • University of Minnesota - Department of Neuroscience

  Multiple Faculty Positions in the Department of Neuroscience at the University of Minnesota Medical School.

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  • 10 days ago
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• Assistant Professor, Neuroscience Institute, Carnegie Mellon University

  

  • Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  • Salary commensurate with experience.
  • Carnegie Mellon University

  Systems neuroscience. res. using NHP models to study higher-order cognition--decision making, motor planning, attention, working memory, or similar.

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  • 36 days ago
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