Assistant, Associate, or Professor in Neuroscience
Posted Sep 28, 2026
Lexington, United States
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Neuroscience, Gerontology, Genetics and position at Johns Hopkins University
A tenured associate professorship supports research across neuroscience, including neural plasticity, development, genetics and aging. Experimental, computational, cellular and non-model-organism approaches are welcome. The appointee develops interdisciplinary collaborations across biology and neuroscience, teaches and mentors students, and contributes university service. Application review begins 1 December 2026 and continues until filled.
Current appointment as an assistant or associate professor, with an active research programme and strong funding and publication record.
Source: Johns Hopkins University