DescriptionThe newly established Synuclein Interest Group at the Byrd Alzheimers Center and Research Institute is seeking an experienced neuroscientist for a fully funded Research Associate position. This exciting role offers the opportunity to study the pathophysiology of a-synuclein with an emphasis on defining its normal biology and understanding how its physiological functions are disrupted in diseased states.
A competitive salary will be provided in accordance with USF norms.
ResponsibilitiesThe successful candidate will have a strong background in neuroscience and will work with newly developed a-synuclein knock-in mouse models. This research program addresses fundamental mechanisms relevant to Parkinsons disease and Lewy body dementia and offers a collaborative environment with access to state-of-the-art resources at USF Tampa.
Only applicants with demonstrated expertise and a strong publication record in neuroscience will be considered.
QualificationsMinimum:
- A Ph.D. in neuroscience biochemistry or a related biological field from an accredited institution with demonstrated record of academic research achievement or professional qualifications in the field of specialization above those which would be equivalent to the highest degree.
- Must meet university criteria for appointment to the rank of Research Associate.
Preferred:
- Excellent track record of peer-reviewed publications.
- Extensive experience with mouse studies including behavioral analysis clearly documented in the CV
- Prior experience with survival surgery fiber photometry combined with optogenetic approaches in freely moving mice or electrophysiology (both field and whole cell patch-clamp recordings) is essential.
- Self-motivated and driven with the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills in English.
- Willingness to assist the PI with writing grants and to write and submit grants as PI.
Due to the anticipated high volume of application we regret that we may not be able to respond to all applicants while we identify a candidate who meets the above qualifications.
Interested applicants should apply by submitting a cover letter detailing research experience and accomplishments contact information of three references and a proposed start date.
Required Experience:
IC
DescriptionThe newly established Synuclein Interest Group at the Byrd Alzheimers Center and Research Institute is seeking an experienced neuroscientist for a fully funded Research Associate position. This exciting role offers the opportunity to study the pathophysiology of a-synuclein with an emphas...
DescriptionThe newly established Synuclein Interest Group at the Byrd Alzheimers Center and Research Institute is seeking an experienced neuroscientist for a fully funded Research Associate position. This exciting role offers the opportunity to study the pathophysiology of a-synuclein with an emphasis on defining its normal biology and understanding how its physiological functions are disrupted in diseased states.
A competitive salary will be provided in accordance with USF norms.
ResponsibilitiesThe successful candidate will have a strong background in neuroscience and will work with newly developed a-synuclein knock-in mouse models. This research program addresses fundamental mechanisms relevant to Parkinsons disease and Lewy body dementia and offers a collaborative environment with access to state-of-the-art resources at USF Tampa.
Only applicants with demonstrated expertise and a strong publication record in neuroscience will be considered.
QualificationsMinimum:
- A Ph.D. in neuroscience biochemistry or a related biological field from an accredited institution with demonstrated record of academic research achievement or professional qualifications in the field of specialization above those which would be equivalent to the highest degree.
- Must meet university criteria for appointment to the rank of Research Associate.
Preferred:
- Excellent track record of peer-reviewed publications.
- Extensive experience with mouse studies including behavioral analysis clearly documented in the CV
- Prior experience with survival surgery fiber photometry combined with optogenetic approaches in freely moving mice or electrophysiology (both field and whole cell patch-clamp recordings) is essential.
- Self-motivated and driven with the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills in English.
- Willingness to assist the PI with writing grants and to write and submit grants as PI.
Due to the anticipated high volume of application we regret that we may not be able to respond to all applicants while we identify a candidate who meets the above qualifications.
Interested applicants should apply by submitting a cover letter detailing research experience and accomplishments contact information of three references and a proposed start date.
Required Experience:
IC
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