Neuroscience Professor-Researcher: Spinal Regeneration

University of Montreal Hospital Research Center; Montreal (administrative region); On-site; CAD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading research center in Canada seeks a Professor-researcher in Neuroscience specializing in neural regeneration and spinal pathologies. This role involves developing innovative research, teaching at all university levels, and fostering collaborations. Ideal candidates will hold a Ph.D., have postdoctoral experience, and a robust publication record. Competence in experimental neuroscience techniques is essential, as well as the ability to contribute to the center's multidisciplinary environment. Knowledge of French is preferred.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. or equivalent degree in a relevant field.
• Postdoctoral experience in central nervous system research.
• High-quality research record with significant publications.
• Expertise in experimental approaches related to neuroscience.

Responsibilities

• Develop an innovative research program in neuroscience.
• Teach at all university levels and supervise graduate students.
• Foster collaborations with clinicians and researchers.
• Contribute to institutional activities and research development.

Skills

Neuroscience expertise

Research collaboration

Teaching ability

Knowledge of French

Education

Ph.D. or equivalent degree

Postdoctoral experience in neuroscience

Tools

Stem cell technologies

Genomics

Optogenetics

Neural network analysis

Job description

A leading research center in Canada seeks a Professor-researcher in Neuroscience specializing in neural regeneration and spinal pathologies. This role involves developing innovative research, teaching at all university levels, and fostering collaborations. Ideal candidates will hold a Ph.D., have postdoctoral experience, and a robust publication record. Competence in experimental neuroscience techniques is essential, as well as the ability to contribute to the center's multidisciplinary environment. Knowledge of French is preferred.