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Senior Lecturer / Associate Professor in Neuroengineering and Group Leader
We seek to appoint an established or emerging leader in the field of neuroengineering with an interest in developing new neuroengineering technologies
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Postdoctoral Fellow in Neuroscience/Stroke research
A postdoctoral fellow position in stroke research is available with Dr. Rajkumar Verma at Department of Neuroscience UConn Health, Farmington CT USA
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Associate Professor
The Department of Anatomy & Neurobiology at Boston University School of Medicine invites applications for an Associate Professor position in Neuros...
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Research Scientist - Stem Cell-Based Disease Modeling and Gene Editing
We are seeking a Research Scientist with experience in stem cell models and gene editing to join our global initiative to solve a rare brain disease.
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Research Specialist – Psychology (Sparta Lab)
The Department of Psychology at the University of Illinois Chicago seeks to hire a Research Specialist for Sparta Lab to assist in investigating th...
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Preclinical systems neuroscience postdoc or scientist
The Stanford Lee Lab is seeking a postdoc or scientist to perform independent research in preclinical systems neuroscience. https://llab.stanford.edu
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Postdoc _ neuroscience _ drug discovery _ electrophysiology
We are looking for a self-motivated post-doc, experience with drug discovery or electrophysiology is preferred.