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Tenured Professor Positions
We are seeking outstanding senior investigators in neuroscience to join us on this exciting expansion.
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Faculty Position Cognition and Perception (Language), Department of Psychology, NYU Arts & Science
The Department of Psychology in the Faculty of Arts and Science at NYU is seeking to hire a faculty member in the cognitive science of language.
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Postdoctoral Associate - Sur Lab - Picower Institute for Learning and Memory, MIT
Seeking postdoc to study early mechanisms of Rett syndrome and other neurodevelopmental disorders using cell/organoid culture and molecular techniques
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Postdoctoral Researcher
Postdoc researcher to study long term (seconds to weeks) memory formation in live neural networks using optogenetic stimulation/recording.
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Postdoctoral Research Associate
Conduct research into the interactions between glia, neurons, and sleep in brain development, synaptic plasticity, and neurodegenerative disease.
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Postdoctoral Researcher
Postdoctoral Researcher position to determine how retinal calcium and dopamine signaling are altered in early diabetes.
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Postdoctoral Fellow, Long-Range GABAergic Circuits
postdoctoral positions are available in the lab of Dr. Apicella to study the neural circuit mechanisms of cortical long-range GABAergic neurons
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Post-doctoral Scholar
Post-doctoral position at UCLA investigating mechanisms by which environmental factors contribute to Parkinson’s Disease
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Postdoctoral Researcher
Postdoctoral position to study brain development in mouse models of Down syndrome using brain slice electrophysiology (whole-cell patch-clamp).
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Postdoctoral researcher in neocortical circuits
An NIH-funded Postdoctoral research position exploring the synaptic connectivity and neuromodulation of excitatory circuits in the prefrontal cortex.
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Postdoctoral Research Scientist - Modeling genetic epilepsies to advance precision medicine
The Heinzen lab is looking to fill multiple postdoc positions to study mechanisms of genetic epilepsies and to identify novel treatment approaches
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Post-doc for multi-technique study of addiction circuitry and individual differences
The Jhou lab (www.jhoulab.org) seeks a postdoctoral fellow to join a vibrant, collaborative and active research group and department studying circu...
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Postdoctoral Scientist, Neural Circuits and Behavior
Postdoc position available to investigate neuronal circuit activity and learning using in vivo imaging and electrophysiology.
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Postdoctoral researcher in neuroscience
Postdoctoral fellow position for studies of olfactory circuitry and function
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Postdoctoral fellows
Two postdoc openings in translational neurophys, neural eng, and neurorehab; one in animal models of SCI and one in human-subjects stroke research.
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Patch-clamp electrophysiologist
The Manfredsson Laboratory at the Barrow Neurological Institute is looking for an experienced patch-clamp electrophysiologist
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Postdoctoral research fellow for multi-modal neuroimaging at MGH/HMS
Postdoc needed for NIH/NSF-funded projects to develop novel multi-modal neuroimaging methodology (fMRI, fiber photometry, EEG) in animal models.
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Postdoctoral Fellow in Wainger Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital/ Harvard Medical School
Motivated postdoctoral fellow to lead pain studies in the lab of Brian Wainger, MD, PhD at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
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Post-doctoral position in brain activity development
Funded position applying circuit manipulation and recording/imaging in the developing brain to determine how activity guides brain development.