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Tufts University seeks a Senior Research Technician in the Department of Neuroscience. The role involves conducting advanced behavioral and systems neuroscience research, including mouse handling and data analysis. Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor’s degree in a related field and have significant lab experience.
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Overview
The Tufts University Department of Neuroscience is home to research programs unified by the mission to uncover the neurobiological mechanisms that support excitation-inhibition balance and the orchestration of neural states and complex behaviors. The Dr. Emily Newman lab uses cutting-edge closed-loop strategies to examine the systems that either uphold or derail adaptive forms of social interaction.
Overview
The Tufts University Department of Neuroscience is home to research programs unified by the mission to uncover the neurobiological mechanisms that support excitation-inhibition balance and the orchestration of neural states and complex behaviors. The Dr. Emily Newman lab uses cutting-edge closed-loop strategies to examine the systems that either uphold or derail adaptive forms of social interaction.
What You'll Do
The candidate will be expected to conduct a variety of routine and specialized behavioral and systems neuroscience approaches including mouse handling and colony maintenance, tissue collection and sectioning, and floating slice immunohistochemistry and associated protein quantification. The candidate will also aid in maintaining laboratory organization and documentation to ensure compliance with laboratory safety requirements. The candidate will receive specialized training in mouse social behavioral assessments, machine learning approaches for analyzing behavioral endpoints, stereotaxic surgery, optogenetics, chemogenetics, and in vivo single-cell calcium imaging.
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