The Zuckerman Institute seeks a talented and creative individual who possesses a passion for event production as it relates to programmatic, scientific, development and internal events in support of the overall goals of the institute.
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute is seeking a Scientific Programs manager to plan and implement the Institute’s scientific programs with the overall objective to collaborate with and engage the Institute’s community of scientists.
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute is seeking a postdoctoral scientist to perform research using novel genetically engineered MRI probes to study brain-wide neural circuit function during goal-directed behavior.
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute is seeking an inaugural Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) to refine and execute on the vision and direction of DEI initiatives across the Institute.
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute is seeking a postdoctoral scientist to investigate the neural basis of primate vision, using a powerful combination of neurophysiological and optogenetic techniques.
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute is seeking a postdoctoral scientist to perform research using in-vivo cellular and microcircuits dynamics in the mouse hippocampus during spatial learning and navigation using cutting-edge functional imaging, electrophysiological and molecular approaches.
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute is seeking a Staff Associate to support to the PI and Postdoc Research Scientists studying the organization of neural networks in the mammalian hippocampus.
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute is seeking an Associate Research Scientist (ARS) to investigate the molecular diversity of cell types and cell states in primary motor cortex, a region necessary for motor skill learning.
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute is seeking an Associate Research Scientist (ARS) to investigate how corticospinal and corticostriatal neurons influence circuits in the spinal cord to shape motor behavior.
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute is seeking a postdoctoral scientist to perform research using in-vivo extracellular recordings and/or imaging of neuronal activity in awake behaving songbirds.