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expertise spanning systems neuroscience, computer-vision, pose-tracking, behavioral ML, and VR technology to join the Schulze Lab. In this role, you will integrate custom hardware and software with
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point of contact for collaborating researchers What You Bring Bachelor's degree and a minimum of two years of experience in cellular biology, neuroscience, or related field Demonstrated proficiency with
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to labs working across chemistry, protein design, microscopy development, and neuroscience. One-on-one mentorship. Support to attend and present at scientific conferences. Amenities that enhance work-life
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neuroscience research. We value honesty, consistency, energy, and commitment to life-long learning. What you’ll do: Manage purchasing, receiving, and shipping for the lab. Maintain stocks of lab supplies and
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Technician to join a multidisciplinary neuroscience team studying how the brain controls communication, social behavior, and sleep. The lab combines animal behavior, high-density electrophysiology, optical
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Research Technician in the systems neuroscience laboratory of Dr. Ilana Witten at Princeton University. The lab studies the neural circuitry underlying learning and decision-making, using electrophysiology
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neuroscience-focused lab would be a plus, but is not required. Ability to work well with a wide variety of people at all levels and from all backgrounds. Excellent oral and written communication skills
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Ye at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, CA. The lab focuses on combining neuroscience, molecular metabolism, and chemical biology to understand the nervous systems and somatic tissues as an
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Neuroscience, or similar professional and affinity organizations. Existing relationships with career services offices, research programs, or scientific professional communities relevant to HHMI's hiring
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the regularly scheduled responsibilities for this position. What We Provide An opportunity to broaden research experience in a collaborative environment supporting Janelia's whole-brain vertebrate neuroscience