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Postdoctoral Researcher in Learning and Memory
Postdoc position studying the neural circuit basis of motor learning and behavioral optimization
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Post Doc
The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biotechnology invites applications for a postdoctoral position in the laboratory of Dr. William Kobert...
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Postdoctoral Fellow/Researcher
We seek highly motivated individuals to research mechanisms of brain repair based on neurophysiologic and metabolic points of intervention.
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Postdoctoral Researcher in Learning and Memory
Postdoc position studying the neural circuit basis of motor learning and behavioral optimization
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Postdoctoral Scientist, Neural Circuits and Behavior
Multiple positions available to study neuronal circuit activity and behavior using in vivo imaging, modeling, and electrophysiology.
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Postdoctoral researcher in neuroscience
Postdoctoral fellow position for studies of olfactory circuitry and function
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Neuroscience Postdoc Positions, UC Davis School of Medicine
The lab of Fuzheng Guo, PhD, at UC Davis School of Medicine, is recruiting two postdoc researchers in the field of glial cell biology and pathology
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Nedergaard Lab: Postdoc/Asst Professor. The Glymphatic System, Brain Clearance and Neuroglia
The Glymphatic System, Brain Clearance and Neuroglia under physiological conditions and in disease models
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Post-Doctoral Fellow/Research Assistant Professor
Post-Doctoral Fellow or Research Assistant Professor position in the field of substance use disorders.
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Postdoctoral Associate
Postdoctoral Position available at Yale School of Medicine – mTOR signaling in epilepsies and cognitive disorders
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Postdoc Position in Development of Cortical Circuits
We are seeking an enthusiastic postdoc to join the De Marco lab at Cornell. Our focus is to elucidate mechanisms underlying circuit assembly.