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Pittsburgh Tomorrow in Pittsburgh, PA, seeks an entry-level neuroscience researcher to join the Geramita lab. The role focuses on how early life trauma predisposes to depression using rodent models and aims to identify novel treatment targets with clinical translation potential.
The ideal candidate has a strong neuroscience background, experience with rodents, and coding skills. Responsibilities include overseeing the mouse colony, performing experiments, and contributing to data analysis; the
In the Geramita lab we study how early life trauma predisposes individuals to depression. Specifically, we’re interested in exploring how early life stress in rodentsalters the development of corticostriatal circuits and causes anhedonia, the inability to experience pleasure. The goal is to find novel treatment targets that can be translated to the clinic.
The ideal candidate would have a strong neuroscience background, a history of working with rodents, and proficiency in coding. They will also oversee the mouse colony, manage rodent stress protocols, perform experiments and data analysis, and help with day-to-day lab functions.
This position is grant funded.
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