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Research Technician in the laboratory of Dr. Kara Marshall within the Department of Neuroscience at Baylor College of Medicine. The Marshall lab studies interoception, which is the nervous system's
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. Cutting-edge research at the interface between neuroscience and physiology. Opportunity for broad interactions with other labs and the scientific community. What you’ll do: Manage two photon microscopes
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to learn cutting-edge neuroscience techniques, to become broadly knowledgeable about neuroscience, and to work as part of a tight-knit team of energetic, experienced research scientists – an ideal fit for a
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authorship on scientific publications. One-on-one mentorship. A vibrant and inclusive cultural environment. Cutting-edge research at the interface between neuroscience and physiology. Opportunity for broad
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you will get hands-on experience working on jET projects at the interface of engineering, neuroscience, cell biology, and optical imaging research. Engineers are expected to collaborate with researchers
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. Cutting-edge research at the interface between neuroscience and physiology. Opportunity for broad interactions with other labs and the scientific community. What you’ll do: Manage two photon microscopes
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motor performance of behaving animals. In addition, the team is committed to developing and implementing novel and innovative approaches to fundamental problems systems and circuit-level neuroscience
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, hands-on work. We share our methods, results, and tools with the scientific community. About the role: The Mechanistic Cognitive Neuroscience NeuroEngineering Team (MCN-NET) serves as a resource across
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, formulating conclusions, and presenting results as needed. Actively contributing to weekly laboratory meetings and regular planning sessions. What you bring: A bachelor's degree in neuroscience
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science in a supportive environment Pioneering research facility and highly collaborative working environment Excellent training opportunities with on-site experts in cell biology, neuroscience, genetics