Research Associate — Neural & Pain Sciences

University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB); Baltimore (MD); Presencial; USD 75.000 - 95.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) seeks a Research Associate to advance work in a neuroscience lab. You will participate in experimental design, data analysis, and manuscript preparation, and contribute to grant development and writing.

The role includes presenting findings at meetings and teaching-related activities with limited teaching load. Ideal candidates hold a PhD with 5+ years of postdoctoral experience, expertise in rodent pain models, DRG culture, metabolic assays, and RNA

Formación

• PhD in neuroscience, biochemistry, or related field with 5+ years postdoctoral experience.
• Expertise in rodent pain models, DRG culture, metabolic assays, and RNA sequencing analysis.
• Strong first-author publication record; able to design experiments independently, mentor staff, and contribute to grant writing.

Responsabilidades

• Participate in experimental design, data analysis, and manuscript preparation, as well as writing papers and presenting at scientific meetings.
• Contribute to grant development and writing, teaching, including CRC or other related courses with no more than 10% effort related to teaching.

Conocimientos

Rodent pain models

DRG culture

Metabolic assays

RNA sequencing analysis

First-author publication record

Experimental design

Mentor staff

Grant writing

Educación

PhD in neuroscience, biochemistry, or related field

Descripción del empleo

The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) seeks a Research Associate to advance work in a neuroscience lab. You will participate in experimental design, data analysis, and manuscript preparation, and contribute to grant development and writing.

The role includes presenting findings at meetings and teaching-related activities with limited teaching load. Ideal candidates hold a PhD with 5+ years of postdoctoral experience, expertise in rodent pain models, DRG culture, metabolic assays, and RNA