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). Taking advantage of multiple state-of-the-art techniques (e.g., gene profiling, virus-mediated circuit tracing, calcium imaging/optrode recording, fiber photometry, EEG / EMG recordings, patch clamp
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. * Molecular/cell biology-focused research: Investigate TRPM7-dependent cellular and nuclear signaling and channel function using molecular and cellular approaches, patch-clamp electrophysiology, and
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, confocal imaging, ex vivo patch clamp, in vivo calcium imaging, and / or in vivo single unit electrophysiological recordings, is preferred although not required. Comprehensive hands-on training in any of
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with excellent written and spoken English skills. We are seeking a highly motivated, intellectually curious, and collaborative candidate with strong expertise in whole-cell patch-clamp
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Qualifications Experience in electrophysiology (patch-clamp), structural biology (single-particle cryo-EM), fluorescence microscopy, or other biophysical approaches for studying protein structure and function
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Qualifications Experience in electrophysiology (patch-clamp), structural biology (single-particle cryo-EM), fluorescence microscopy, or other biophysical approaches for studying protein structure and function
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Qualifications Experience in electrophysiology (patch-clamp), structural biology (single-particle cryo-EM), fluorescence microscopy, or other biophysical approaches for studying protein structure and function
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, Structural Biology, Molecular Biology, Neuroscience, Physiology, Biomedical Engineering, Physics, or a related discipline) Preferred Qualifications Experience in electrophysiology (patch-clamp
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patch-clamp recording techniques (ideally in brain slices). Senior Research Associate in Neuroscience - ACAD108718 . Closing date: 30/09/2026 Senior Research Associates 2&3 - rodent behaviour
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and/or patch-clamp recording techniques (ideally in brain slices). Senior Research Associate in Neuroscience - ACAD108718 . Closing date: 30/09/2026 Senior Research Associates 2&3 - rodent behaviour