Project Scientist

The Department of Biological Chemistry is recruiting for a Project Scientist series position in Professor Hong's laboratory.

This position is intended for collaborative research working on understanding the neural basis of social behavior. This involves animal behavioral experiments, in vivo imaging, and other neuroscience methods. Job responsibilities include supporting the PI in the design and execution of funded projects. Responsibilities also include assisting the PI in study design, day-to-day tasks related to project management, data analysis, manuscript preparation and submission, and mentoring graduate/undergraduate students/junior postdoctoral fellows working in this group.

A successful candidate(s) will have the following qualifications:

* Ph.D. in neuroscience or a closely related field of study.

* Experience related to animal behavioral experiments, in vivo imaging, and other neuroscience methods.

* Ability to work in a collaborative environment .

To apply, please submit, curriculum vitae, and provide names and contact information for 2 references.

Ph.D

First-author publication

• 2-4 required (contact information only)

Please provide contact information for 2 references.

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