PhD Student / Research Assistant / Research Technician
PhD Student and/or Senior Research Technician in Systems Neuroscience, Mathis Lab at EPFL Full-time
Neural circuits of motor adaptation in mice: we have an opening for a research technician or PhD student in experimental systems neuroscience. This SNSF funded project is to study the neural circuit mechanisms of forelimb motor adaptation. You will work with a team of computational neuroscientists and other experimentalists to build new behavioral paradigms, then study the role of projection-specific neurons in cortex using large-scale imaging. Experience with Python, signal processing, mouse behavior and calcium imaging is highly desired. Please apply to the PhD program at EPFL (deadline April 15th), or if you are interested in as Research Technician, please apply on our website: http://www.mackenziemathislab.org/contactus