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and intrahippocampal kainic acid (IHKA) mouse models with retrospective human iEEG and therapeutic outcome data. Responsibilities include small-animal surgery, multichannel electrophysiology
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animal and possibly clinical study implementation, generating and analyzing high-impact datasets, and contributing to publications and grant applications. The position also includes mentorship and
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using murine models and iPSC-derived human neurons. The Postdoctoral Associate will perform small animal surgeries, molecular, cellular and electrophysiological experiments. In addition, the Postdoctoral
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behavioral experiments. Conduct research at the intersection of microbiology, sensory biology, and molecular mechanisms. Investigate mechanisms underlying microbial effects on host behavior at the level of
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in auditory processing and decision-making. Performs stereotaxic surgical procedures, including craniotomies, implants, viral injections, and related recovery and animal care procedures. Performs high
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and decision-making. Performs stereotaxic surgical procedures, including craniotomies, implants, viral injections, and related recovery and animal care procedures. Performs high-channel-count in vivo
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Qualifications Minimum Education and Experience PhD degree in Neuroscience or related field with a strong publication record, and a minimum of one (1) year experience in at least two of the following 1) animal
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with a dissecting microscope under sterile conditions and in utero electroporation. The individual will perform studies to analyze cellular and molecular signaling using in vitro and animal models
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performed in a research laboratory setting with exposure to biological samples and laboratory animals. The role requires adherence to safety, biosafety, and animal care protocols. Special Conditions Posting
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will conduct genetic, microbiological, biochemical and animal studies to identify compounds that inhibit or kill Mycobacterium tuberculosis and to better understand their targets and mechanisms of action