The Research Associate will join the Rezaval lab at the University of Birmingham to support projects exploring how the brain resolves behavioural conflicts. The role forms part of the Wellcome Trust Discovery Award programme and lasts an initial three-year period, with potential extension.
You will contribute to project aims and develop increasing independence over time. Daily duties include collecting, analysing, and presenting data, maintaining fly stocks, and assisting in supervising students
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Neuroscience Research Associate — Brain Conflict Lab in Birmingham employer: European Drosophila Society
The University of Bristol offers an exceptional work environment for the Drosophila Research Technician role, fostering a collaborative and interdisciplinary culture that encourages innovation and professional growth. Employees benefit from access to cutting-edge research facilities and the opportunity to work alongside leading experts in the field, all while contributing to impactful projects funded by Wellcome Trust. With a strong commitment to employee development and a supportive atmosphere, this position promises a meaningful and rewarding career path in the heart of a vibrant academic community.
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European Drosophila Society Recruitment Team
