Jan. 10, 2024
The Nano-Cybernetic Biotrek research group at MIT is seeking a postdoc with extensive in vivo expertise in electrophysiology techniques as well as electrical brain stimulation. Extensive expertise with in vivo electrical recording and stimulation with electrodes in live animals is a must. Please only apply if you have relevant in vivo expertise. The Nano-Cybernetic Biotrek research group mainly works with rodents (mice and rats) but also plans to start working with large animals shortly. Patch Clamping (cultured cells and live slices) or fiber photometry or 2-photon calcium imaging or optogenetics skills are preferred but not absolutely required. Experience in studying neural plasticity with electrical stimulation is preferred but not required.
This is a one year appointment with the possibility of extension based on course of research.
Responsibilities include performing research on in vivo electrophysiology and electrical stimulation, applying to diseases, doing behavioral tests, publishing scholarly reports and writing grant proposals.
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To apply, please visit MIT's careers at https://hr.mit.edu/careers and search for job ID number #23602. Please add a separate section for "skills" in your CV mentioning list of in vivo, in vitro and other scientific/technical skills.
We are looking to fill this position soon. So, please apply ASAP.