Responsibilities

The successful candidate will lead projects aimed at uncovering the circuit and dynamic physiological mechanisms underlying task-dependent sensory representations. Approaches may include high-density electrophysiology, patch-clamp recordings, and circuit perturbations in behaving animals, with flexibility to develop independent directions aligned with the lab’s goals.

Qualifications

(Required)

PhD in an appropriate discipline

(Preferred)

Experience with physiological experiments

Experience with neuroscience data analysis

Compensation and Benefits

Expected Annual Salary: yen

In accordance with the OIST Employee Compensation Regulations

Benefits:

Relocation, housing and commuting allowances

Annual paid leave and summer holidays

Health insurance (Private School Mutual Aid)

Welfare pension insurance (kousei-nenkin)

Worker's accide...