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The Research Associate will characterize and apply genetically encoded voltage indicators and optogenetic silencers in vitro and in vivo. The role involves culturing mammalian cells, preparing brain slices and dissociated neurons, combining electrophysiology with optogenetic activation or two-photon imaging, maintaining electrophysiological equipment, analyzing data, teaching techniques, and planning and directing research experiments. The position requires a master's degree in basic science or a related field, three years of relevant experience, and experience with electrophysiology, rat cortical or hippocampal neurons, and electrophysiology rigs; visa sponsorship is not available.
