Open Rank Faculty Position (Assistant or Associate Professor) in Computational Neuroscience with a focus on Pain and/or Peripheral Neuropathy

The Department of Neuroscience at The University of Texas at Dallas seeks a tenure-track faculty member with expertise in transcriptomics and/or proteomics, neural computation, neural modelling, computational pharmacology, genomics or their intersection, focused on pain and/or peripheral neuropathies. The successful candidate will run a collaborative dry-lab programme integrated with the Center for Advanced Pain Studies' strengths in human molecular neuroscience and human peripheral nervous system physiology and pharmacology, building on internationally recognised pain neuroscience and therapeutic discovery for pain and peripheral neuropathy, and connecting with university expertise in systems and cognitive neuroscience, therapeutic development, neural devices and machine learning.

Faculty teach undergraduate and graduate courses in their area. The appointment begins in fall 2027.

PhD in neuroscience, pharmacology, computer science, mathematics or a related discipline before employment; preferred postdoctoral training, robust publications and a fundable research programme. Application: full CV and cover letter, teaching philosophy statement, research statement, a writing or publication sample, and contact information for at least three academic or professional references.