Postdoc: Glymphatic Imaging & Brain Injury Research
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Baltimore (MD)
On-site
USD 48,000 - 70,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading research institution is seeking highly motivated Postdoctoral Fellows in neuroscience to explore traumatic brain injury and neurodegeneration. Candidates should hold a Ph.D. with a strong focus on in-vivo techniques and a record of publications. This position offers opportunities for collaboration with world-class researchers and significant contributions to high-impact projects. Strong applicants possess hands-on experience with rodent models and other advanced imaging techniques. Applications should be sent to rashad.hussain@som.umaryland.edu.
Qualifications
Strong background in neuroscience with hands-on experience.
0–3 years of postdoctoral experience, exceptional recent graduates welcome.
Experience with survival surgeries and TBI models is highly desirable.
Responsibilities
Lead projects on glymphatic flow and neuroinflammation.
Develop advanced imaging and molecular approaches.
Mentor graduate and undergraduate trainees.
Contribute to publications and grant proposals.
Skills
In-vivo neuroscience
Rodent models
Imaging
Electrophysiology
CSF/glymphatic assays
Education
Ph.D. in Neuroscience, Biomedical Engineering, Physiology or related field
Job description
A leading research institution is seeking highly motivated Postdoctoral Fellows in neuroscience to explore traumatic brain injury and neurodegeneration. Candidates should hold a Ph.D. with a strong focus on in-vivo techniques and a record of publications. This position offers opportunities for collaboration with world-class researchers and significant contributions to high-impact projects. Strong applicants possess hands-on experience with rodent models and other advanced imaging techniques. Applications should be sent to rashad.hussain@som.umaryland.edu.