Postdoctoral Scholar - Kwapis

Postdoctoral Scholar - KwapisPOSITION SPECIFICS

A Postdoctoral Scholar position is available at The Pennsylvania State University to study the role of UCS devaluation in fear conditioning under the supervision of Dr. Janine Kwapis. We study the molecular basis of memory formation and storage.

A Ph.D. is required by the appointment date, with a focus in Biology or Neuroscience being ideal. Experience with rodent behavior, viral gene expression systems, visual and auditory fear conditioning paradigms, and RT-qPCR a plus.

Employment with the University will require successful completion of background check(s) in accordance with University policies.

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