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candidate will be expected to work onsite as of their effective start date. Candidates must hold (or be nearing completion) a PhD in neuroscience, biological sciences, or related fields, and have a track
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training in professional/career development and grantsmanship. This position is based in New York and the selected candidate will be expected to work onsite as of their effective start date. In compliance
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of their effective start date. This position is for a post-PhD trainee preparing for a research scientist career path. The planned position will provide a transition to career independence through
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that underpin moral judgment - rule-following, outcome evaluation, bargaining mechanisms - are themselves products of this evolutionary process, shaped to facilitate cooperation under human time, information, and
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an offer. This position is based in New York and the selected candidate will be expected to work onsite as of their effective start date. PhD For people in the EU, click here for information on your privacy
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and the selected candidate will be expected to work onsite as of their effective start date. Applicants should be within a few months of completing their doctoral degree or hold a PhD in chemistry or in
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to work onsite as of their effective start date In compliance with NYC’s Pay Transparency Act, the annual base salary range for this position is $62,500 - $70,000. New York University considers factors
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scientific meetings; including preparation and submission of papers that result in peer-reviewed journals. Liaison with NYU departments or other institutions for collaborative research efforts. Assists faculty
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for therapeutic development. Perform high-throughput screening of immune-modulating compounds and assess their effects. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, including clinicians, bioengineers, and
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responsible for designing, building, and utilizing single-walled carbon nanotube field effect transistor (SWNT FET) sensors to probe biological phenomena at the single-molecule level. See Turvey et al. (2022