Postdoctoral Scholar
Listed on 2026-10-17
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Research/Development
Research Scientist, Biomedical Science, Neurology / Neurological Care
Tufts University Boston, MA USA Posted Dec 03, 2025 Due Nov 30, 2026
Medical Research
Job DescriptionType: Full-Time
Salary: $65,000 per year
Posted: November 30, 2025
Category: Medical Research
Location: Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA, USA
The Dulla Lab in the Department of Neuroscience is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher to study Scn8a-related epilepsies
. The lab focuses on synaptic and glia biology, using mouse models to investigate neurological disease and epilepsy. The position is part of an NIH/NINDS R01-funded collaborative project with Tufts University and MIT.
Design and execute experiments using electrophysiology, live imaging (2-photon/confocal), mouse behavior, EEG/ECoG, molecular biology, and genetics
Develop and test ASO-based splicing therapies and other potential treatments
Analyze data, prepare figures, and contribute to manuscripts and grant applications
Manage mouse colonies and perform general lab duties
Mentor junior trainees and participate in team science collaborations
Pursue independent career development, including fellowship and K-award applications
QualificationsBasic Requirements:
Doctorate in neuroscience or a related field
Experience in scientific research, data analysis, and scientific communication
Comfort in a fast-paced, collaborative environment
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with
mouse models, electrophysiology, imaging, confocal microscopy, RNA biology
Background in epilepsy, ion channels, neurogenetics
Strong quantitative skills and enthusiasm for mentoring and team science
Additional InformationSalary is $65,000/year (based on experience and internal equity)
Tufts University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
, encouraging applications from candidates of diverse backgrounds
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