The Zuckerman Institute Alan Kanzer Postdoctoral Fellowship Program at Columbia University provides an opportunity for talented, early-career scientists to pursue pioneering research into critical aspects of the brain — how it evolves, develops, performs, endures, and recovers.
The El-Shamayleh lab within the Zuckerman Institute is seeking a Staff Associate I to study the neural basis of vision. The Staff Associate I will assist in conducting behavioral and neurophysiological studies in large research mammals in a scientific wet-lab environment.
The El-Shamayleh lab at Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute is seeking a full-time Research Technician to participate in developing viral vector tools for studying neural signal processing in the visual cortex.
The laboratory of Dr. Daniel Salzman in the Department of Neuroscience has an open position for a highly motivated Research Staff Associate III who will be responsible for conducting and overseeing all animal husbandry, protocols, lab procedures and safety procedures in relation to work in the non-human primates(NHPs).
The Behnia Lab, is seeking to hire a Research Staff Assistant to assist with studies on how our brains see the world around us.
The Sawtell Lab is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Scientist with relevant experience and expertise in cellular, systems, or behavioral neuroscience and a passion for biological research.
The Mason Lab seeks a Postdoctoral Research Scientist to perform research on the development of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs).
The Hillman Lab is seeking to hire a Postdoctoral Research Scientist to assist with studies on how our brains see the world around us.
The Behnia Lab is seeking to hire a Postdoctoral Research Scientist to assist with studies on how our brains see the world around us.
In collaboration with the Ruta Lab at Rockefeller University, the Lomvardas Lab at the Zuckerman Institute is seeking a jointly appointed Postdoctoral Research Scientist who will tackle exciting questions exploring the structure and function of sensory receptors.