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Four-year translational PhD project shared between Prof. Alexander Heimel's lab at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience in Amsterdam and Prof. David Linden's group at Maastricht UMC+. The first two years use mouse models of innate defensive behaviour to identify a brain region that regulates threat responses, with TRAP2 activity-dependent tagging,…
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The Neural Dynamics accelerator at the Allen Institute studies how the brain generates flexible behavior. Reporting to the Institute's President and CEO, the Executive Vice President and Co-Director co-leads its scientific vision and long-range strategic plan and is the single point of accountability for people, administration and operations. The research…
The Kumar Lab in the Department of Otolaryngology at Washington University in St. Louis runs an NIH-funded program on the cortical cellular and circuit mechanisms behind hearing difficulty in noisy environments after noise-induced hearing loss, integrating systems neuroscience, genetics, pharmacology and computational approaches. Methods include in vivo…
The Brain-Body Interaction RIKEN ECL Research Team, led by Tomoe Ishikawa and scheduled to be established on 1 December 2026, seeks one or two research scientists or postdoctoral researchers. Research will use mouse models, neurophysiology, biology and immunology to investigate how social behaviour and neural circuits affect responses to pathogen infection.…
The Allen Institute for Neural Dynamics seeks a Research Associate I to record thousands of neurons across brain regions while mice perform cognitive and foraging tasks. The role uses Neuropixels electrophysiology, optogenetics, optical physiology, rodent behavior, histology, and data-quality analysis within a collaborative brain-wide-circuit programme.
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