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Research Fellow in Neuroscience

GraduateJuniorFull-timeHybridClayton VIC 3168, AustraliaPosted 2 weeks agoVerified 3 weeks ago
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About the job

The Research Fellow in Neuroscience is an exciting opportunity to join a leading laboratory focused on understanding brain function and behaviour. This position plays a crucial role in a collaborative team dedicated to innovative research, utilizing advanced techniques to explore neural circuits. The team fosters a supportive and inclusive environment, encouraging professional development and contributions to impactful scientific discoveries.

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Developing and conducting experiments

Design and execute experiments to explore brain function and behaviour.
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Analyzing neurophysiological data

Interpret and analyze data collected from experiments to draw meaningful conclusions.
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Contributing to research publications

Engage in writing and presenting research findings in peer-reviewed journals and conferences.

Key criteria

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Honours or doctoral qualification

Possession of an honours or doctoral degree in neuroscience or related field.

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Data analysis skills

Demonstrated experience in analysing neurophysiological data.

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Animal behaviour training

Proven experience in training animals for behavioural studies.

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5 criteria for this job
Honours or doctoral qualification
Possession of an honours or doctoral degree in neuroscience or related field.

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Data analysis skills
Demonstrated experience in analysing neurophysiological data.

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Animal behaviour training
Proven experience in training animals for behavioural studies.

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Programming proficiency
Experience using MATLAB for designing visual stimuli and data analysis.

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Electrophysiological techniques
Strong background in signal processing and electrophysiological methods.

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