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We are seeking a newly qualified postdoctoral researcher to fill a two-year, fixed-term post funded by the British Heart Foundation (BHF), working in the research group of Professor Paolo Tammaro
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human to animal, employing novel imagining and electrophysiologic techniques, to name a few. The successful candidate will employ cell culture skills, cell imaging, and cell patch clamp techniques as
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basis of memory. Expertise in patch clamp electrophysiology and recording techniques (ideally in brain slices) is essential and experience with 2-photon imaging is desirable. Experience with data handling
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microscopy, optogenetics, or in vivo imaging techniques. Experience with electrophysiological recording methods, including patch-clamp techniques. Programming and data analysis experience using MATLAB, Python
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an interdisciplinary approach that integrates mitochondrial patch-clamp electrophysiology, advanced live-cell and label-free imaging, structural biology (cryo-electron tomography and cross-linking mass spectrometry
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. We are seeking a highly motivated scientist with a Ph.D. or M.D./Ph.D. in neuroscience or a related field. Applicants should have strengths in a subset of the core research areas relevant
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clamp electrophysiology, cardiac or skeletal muscle physiology, iPSC technology, calcium signaling, and rodent models of disease. 0-2 years postdoctoral experience preferred, although more experienced
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for a postdoctoral scientist in the lab of George Mentis (www.mentislab.org), at the Center for Motor Neuron Biology and Disease (MNC), Department of Neurology at Columbia University. The successful
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effectively to a collaborative research environment Preferred Qualifications Experience with whole-cell patch-clamp electrophysiology Experience recording cardiac ionic currents and action potentials in
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are seeking a highly motivated, intellectually curious, and collaborative candidate with strong expertise in whole-cell patch-clamp electrophysiology. Experience with stereotactic surgery, intracranial tumor