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impact-driven, providing significant room for growth, learning, and publication. Basic Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, Physiology, Neuroscience, Biology, or a closely related
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poorly understood. To address these questions, we work at the interface of systems neuroscience and molecular and cellular biology. We are looking for a curious, motivated, and highly organized research
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with computational neuroscience, NeuroAI, artificial intelligence, or related fields. Job-Specific Responsibilities: Research, report, and write original news stories, press releases, profiles, Q&As
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of the environment in shaping these trajectories. The lab specializes in developmental cognitive neuroscience within a preventive education and learning disability framework and has a strong translational aspect
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. Position Description The Institute seeks a Science Writer/Editor with a strong background in science writing and reporting, and a familiarity with computational neuroscience, NeuroAI, artificial intelligence
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neuroscience, genetic, or cross-cultural work, among other approaches. We seek candidates whose scholarship complements existing research in the Department . Basic Qualifications Doctorate or terminal degree
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and on weekends on occasion is required for this role. Qualifications What you'll need: Bachelor’s degree in biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, neuroscience, genetics, or related field is
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candidates working in the field of computational neuroscience, broadly defined, whose work will advance the mission of both institutions, and who would be a member of both institutions’ faculty and establish a
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. Qualifications Basic Qualifications: College background or equivalent experience, preferably in biology, neuroscience, biochemistry or a related discipline. At least one-year related work experience (relevant
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brain at cellular and millisecond resolution. By combining advanced microscopy, genetically encoded voltage indicators, two-photon optogenetics, and zebrafish neuroscience, we aim to enable causal