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or private college, and must be in good academic standing, i.e. GPA of 3.3 or greater. Relevant undergraduate coursework in neuroscience or related fields (e.g. Biology, Psychology, Computer Science). At least
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large populations of neurons perform complex computations. We collect and analyze recordings of 50,000+ neurons, developing machine learning tools to extract computational principles from these large
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complex carbohydrates shape, support and functionalize biological cells and tissues. By using a wide range of molecular and structural biology tools as well as glycobiology and biochemistry, we study the
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inclusive research environment Training in protein biochemistry, immunology, virology, evolutionary biology, statistical inference methods, and computational biology Mentorship tailored to your scientific and
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and national levels. This is a new research direction for a lab that has worked for 20+ years at the intersection of experimental and computational biology. Previous work in the lab has focused
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.) Optics and engineering (machining CNC/3D printing). Histology (vibratome, cryostat, microtome, antibody staining) What you bring: A Ph.D. in neuroscience, bioengineering, or related field of science
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Primary Work Address: Dept of Molecular Biology, Princeton, NJ, 08544 Current HHMI Employees, click here to apply via your Workday account. About the role: We are recruiting a postdoctoral
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Imaging research area at Janelia. We aim to develop molecular tools that enable new biology. We often apply directed evolution, structure-guided design, and high-throughput functional screening
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using cryoET. We now plan to expand this technology to further explore chromatin itself, as well as the structures of various chromatin machines working within condensates. Additionally, we will apply
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want to apply their skills in diverse animal models to answer interesting neurobiological questions. What we provide: Training in science writing and communication. Contributing to exciting research