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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive wages
Paid holidays
Generous time off
Medical, dental, and pharmacy plans
Professional training opportunities
Job summary
A leading research university in Minnesota is seeking two postdoctoral associates for interdisciplinary projects in the Integrated Circuit Neuroscience labs. Candidates will engage in advanced imaging techniques to study genetically defined neuron types in rodents. This role requires a Ph.D. in life sciences, experience in fluorescence imaging, and a track record of publications. The position offers competitive pay and the opportunity to mentor students in a vibrant research environment.
Qualifications
Ph.D. degree with a strong background in molecular, cellular, or systems neuroscience.
Experience with fluorescence imaging and/or slice electrophysiology.
Prior experience with rodent surgeries and animal behavior is desired.
A record of first-author publications and conference presentations.
Knowledge of programming languages such as MATLAB or Python.
Responsibilities
Participate in project conception, data acquisition, and analysis.
Train graduate and undergraduate students in laboratory techniques.
Collaborate with labs testing genetically encoded voltage indicators.
Skills
Fluorescence imaging
Electrophysiology
Molecular biology
Programming (MATLAB/Python)
Statistical software
Education
Ph.D. in the life sciences or engineering
Tools
Live cell imaging tools
Stereotactic surgery equipment
Job description
A leading research university in Minnesota is seeking two postdoctoral associates for interdisciplinary projects in the Integrated Circuit Neuroscience labs. Candidates will engage in advanced imaging techniques to study genetically defined neuron types in rodents. This role requires a Ph.D. in life sciences, experience in fluorescence imaging, and a track record of publications. The position offers competitive pay and the opportunity to mentor students in a vibrant research environment.