Asst/Assoc Professor (tenure track) Quantitative Neuroscience
Posted on 16 October 2026
Location: West Lafayette, Indiana
Closing Date: 15 November 2026
Quantitative Neuroscience
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
• High-throughput phenotyping using automated microscopy, image-based profiling, or optical pooled screening.
• Advanced functional imaging of neural activity in live cells, deep tissues, or intact circuits.
• Multimodal and spatial omics linked to cellular phenotypes or states.
• Novel tool development, including optical, molecular, or screening tools that enable scalable quantitative measurement and perturbation of neural cells and systems.
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