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Postdoctoral Research Opportunities – Basal ganglia circuit function and dysfunction
Bevan Lab, Northwestern University, Chicago: Postdoctoral positions in basal ganglia circuit function and dysfunction.
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Assistant, Associate or Full Professor, Tenure Track
Loyola University Chicago - Assistant, Associate or Full Professor, Tenure Track Faculty Position
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Postdoctoral Position in Neuroscience
Postdoc positions are available for those who are interested in cell type/circuit specific changes in brain diseases and targeted therapy.
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Open Rank Faculty, Department of Public Health Sciences; UVA Provost's Office & School of Medicine
This tenure-track faculty member is focused on inclusive approaches to reduce disparities and promote health equity in neuroscience research.
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Assistant Professor of Human Motor Neuroscience, Tenure-Track
Assistant Professor of Human Motor Neuroscience
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Assistant Professor Neuroscience
The Michigan Neuroscience Institute at the University of Michigan is recruiting candidates for tenure-track faculty positions as Assistant Professor.
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Assistant Professor, University of Maryland - Medicine Institute for Neuroscience Discovery
University of Maryland - Medicine Institute for Neuroscience Discovery Faculty Position - University of Maryland School of Medicine - Baltimore, MD
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Tenure track faculty position in Physiology
Illinois State Univ. invites applications for a nine-month tenure-track position in PHYSIOLOGY at the level of Assistant Professor
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POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATE
Post-doctoral associate position is available immediately in Neuromodulation and Stroke Recovery Lab, Department of Neurology, Duke University SoM.
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postdoc for parkinsonian mouse motor neurophysiology
Postdoctoral position to study the motor cortical output in behaving mice from normal and Parkinsonian mice