Job ID: 117829

Postdoc Fellow in Systems and Circuit Neuroscience

Position: Post-doctoral Position

Deadline: 1 June 2024

Employment Start Date: 13 June 2024

Contract Length: minimum of 3 years

City: Farmington

Country: United States

Institution: University of Connecticut School of Medicine

Department: Neuroscience

Description:

A full-time salaried postdoctoral research fellow position is available in the National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded laboratory of Dr. Sebnem Tuncdemir at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, Department of Neuroscience.

The Tuncdemir lab studies the circuit mechanisms that underlie memory discrimination for adaptive, flexible behaviors in health and disease (Tuncdemir et al Neuron ’23, Cell Reports ’22, Neuron ’16). This research integrates variety of cutting-edge methods including: two photon calcium imaging, electrophysiology, mouse transgenics, viral vector based neural circuit analysis, memory guided behaviors, and the population-level analysis of neural representations and dynamics.

Applicants with experience in 1) calcium imaging, 2) rodent surgical or behavioral paradigms, and/or 3) the computational analysis of large datasets who are interested in furthering our understanding of the interactions between memory, cognition and neuropathologies across the lifespan are strongly encouraged to apply. The lab works closely with the Grosmark lab as part of the University of Connecticut School of Medicine’s Memory and Cognition team.

If you are interested in applying, please email tuncdemir@uchc.edu, a single file that includes a cover letter (research experience, career goals, and interest in the  position)  and  CV (education,  publications,  conferences,  honors  & achievements,  and  the  contact  information  for  at  least  3  individuals  for recommendation). Please indicate that this is postdoc applicant information in the subject line and mention this advertisement.

UConn Health is an affirmative action employer in addition to an EEO and M/F/V/PwD employer.