This position requires a motivated, organized person that can communicate and coordinate well with others and has an interest in cutting edge systems neuroscience and physiology (especially in gut brain communication). The applicant will need previous academic research laboratory experience beyond coursework, preferably in neuroscience or related fields. The applicant must be comfortable handling and manipulating rodents. The main roles of this position will be to run rodent behavioral experiments in a systems neuroscience laboratory (neural recordings, neural manipulations, intestinal recordings etc), help with data analysis, perform basic molecular biology, and processing tissue for histology. Training on specific assays and equipment will be provided. Assistance with experiments will be coordinated and in collaboration with the supervisor, with opportunities to develop the applicant's own individual project.
60YesMouse handling, and collection of experimental behavioral/neural data (photometry recordings, optogenetic/chemogenetic behavioral experiments, electrophysiology recordings, real-time fluoroscopy, other behavioral assays) 20YesProcessingand analysis of neural and behavioraldata (using MATLAB and Python)20YesPerform tissue processing and histology of brain and peripheral samples (transcardial perfusion, tissue sectioning and mounting, immunohistochemistry, in situ hybridization, microscopy image acquisition)