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The WashU Medicine Department of Neurology is recruiting a Senior Scientist to lead projects on cellular senescence, tau biology and their roles in neurodegenerative disease. The scientist co-designs and executes studies at the intersection of biological aging and neurodegeneration; develops cellular, molecular, biochemical and imaging techniques to study…
The Aravamuthan Lab in the WashU Medicine Department of Neurology uses systems neuroscience techniques to probe corticostriatal circuits important for dystonia pathogenesis in mouse models of neonatal brain injury. The postdoctoral research associate trains under a faculty mentor, helps design experiments, evaluates and reports findings, prepares papers and…
Study cellular mechanisms of Parkinson’s disease in the Jan Lab. Research integrates patient genetics, genomics and biomarkers with cellular and animal models, functional-genomic screening and measurements of morphology and transcription. Fellows develop independent projects during a three-year programme with a possible fourth year.
The Allen Institute has launched a new moonshot initiative on human brain health and disease called the Brain Health accelerator. This initiative aims to dramatically accelerate our understanding of human brain structure and function, identify the molecular, cellular and circuit basis of disease progression, and pioneer new therapeutic strategies targeting…
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