Neuroscience Research Associate: Anhedonia Circuits

BioMed X GmbH; New Haven (CT); On-site; USD 55,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

AbbVie funded position

Flexible working environment

NIH-aligned salary with benefits

Extensive scientific network

Job summary

BioMed X Institute in New Haven, CT, seeks two Research Associates to join the CMA team focusing on circuits underlying anhedonia. You will generate data, help design experiments, and receive direct mentorship to refine technical skills and scientific thinking while preparing for PhD pursuits.

The role offers NIH-aligned salary and a flexible, international working environment, with opportunities to access a wide scientific network and collaborate with AbbVie-funded projects.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s in Neuroscience or Psychology.
• 1–2 years wet lab and computational neuroscience experience.
• Strong written and oral scientific communication.
• References from research mentors speaking to their competency as a scientific researcher.

Responsibilities

• Generate data and contribute to overall project design.
• Receive mentorship from group leader and postdocs to refine skills.
• Develop scientific thinking and ability to present research findings.
• Pursue opportunities to break into industry science and gain research experience.

Skills

Wetlab experience

Scientific communication

Neuroscience knowledge

Education

Bachelor's or Master’s in Neuroscience/Psychology

Tools

Mammalian Cell Culture

In-situ Hybridization

Western Blotting

Immunohistochemistry

Job description

BioMed X Institute in New Haven, CT, seeks two Research Associates to join the CMA team focusing on circuits underlying anhedonia. You will generate data, help design experiments, and receive direct mentorship to refine technical skills and scientific thinking while preparing for PhD pursuits.

The role offers NIH-aligned salary and a flexible, international working environment, with opportunities to access a wide scientific network and collaborate with AbbVie-funded projects.