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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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relationships with other scientists in the fields of neuroscience and physiology The opportunity to learn new techniques and expand your knowledge and skills What you’ll do: Behavioral and Systems Neuroscience
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an Administrative Coordinator to support day-to-day operations. The Parker lab addresses the regulation of RNA molecules, how that impacts normal physiology of eukaryotic cells, and how aberrant RNA regulation
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with potential for transformative impact. The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) launched Janelia in 2006, establishing an intellectually enriching environment for scientists to do creative
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. The lab has developed CRISPR/Cas9 genome-editing in the Aedes aegypti mosquito with the goal of understanding how behaviors emerge from the integration of sensory input with internal physiological states
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is seeking a dynamic, driven, and meticulous Research Technician to join our group. Richard Palmiter is interested in the neural circuits that control innate behaviors. Palmiter and his team use mouse
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fruit flies, and use them to tackle important biological questions. About the role: We are seeking postdoctoral associates that are excited about developing new molecular tools and applying them
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Opportunities for professional development and growth What you’ll do: Maintaining and extending upon a virtual-reality system that uses real-time video-image analysis of fly behavior and physiological data
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vascular systems. Their mission is to understand the cellular and physiological mechanisms underlying the unique neurovascular interactions including the blood-brain barrier and neurovascular coupling, and
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to scientific workshops and conferences What You'll Do: Handle two or more independent or collaborative research projects studying the nervous systems role in controlling diverse aspects of physiology