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seeking a Research Technician to join our team. Our lab studies how neural circuits generate complex behaviors in freely behaving animals using computational analysis, deep learning, and calcium imaging
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molecular biology techniques (e.g., plasmid cloning, western blotting, genetic crosses) and experimental approaches in neuroscience (e.g., electrophysiology or calcium imaging). Basic coding familiarity
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position in the lab requires high-level technical skills in microscopy and computational image analysis and experience in experimental biological research. Duties and tasks are complex in nature where
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, machine vision, AI/ML systems, or autonomous control to join our collaborative neuroengineering efforts. This person will build AI-driven robotic systems for high-throughput brain imaging and behavioral
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pioneering research center in Ashburn, Virginia, where scientists pursue fundamental questions in the life sciences. Our integrated teams of biologists, computational scientists, and tool-builders innovate
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to Janelia from the Washington D.C. metro area. What you’ll do: Lead the engineering architecture and development of next-generation FlyMAX systems, integrating robotics, computer vision, and AI-driven control
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zebrafish and mouse models, including microinjections, live imaging, and behavioral studies. Apply molecular biology techniques including PCR, cloning, and genotyping. Perform in vivo imaging and high
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normal parameters; ability to move about workspace. The position requires mobility, including the ability to move materials weighing up to several pounds (such as a laptop computer or tablet). Work may
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, directed evolution, computational design, etc.) Molecular biology (cloning, AAV handling) Cell culture testing (HEK cells, primary neuron culture) Biochemical assays and screening (antibody staining
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information and control behavior in mice and songbirds. We place particular emphasis on advanced optical approaches, including multiphoton microscopy, Bessel-beam imaging, and closed-loop patterned stimulation