Neural Circuits Behind Collective Digging in Fly Larvae
Listed on 2026-10-13
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The Francis Crick Institute Limited invites applications for a Crick PhD project in Winding Lab focused on the development and function of neural circuits underlying collective behaviour in Drosophila larvae.
The project will explore how social experience shapes circuit computations, using connectomics, expansion microscopy, and optogenetic/imaging approaches to test circuit hypotheses directly. A candidate with strong neuroscience interest and coding zeal is encouraged to apply.
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