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Neurotech Research Associate: Voltage & Optogenetics

  • Job type Posted on: Jul 22, 2026
  • Experience level Baylor College of Medicine (BCM)
  • Employment type Houston, Texas
  • Employment type Onsite
  • Salary Full-time
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Job Title :

Neurotech Research Associate: Voltage & Optogenetics

Job Type :

Full-time

Job Location :

Houston Texas United States

Remote :

No

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Baylor College of Medicine in Houston seeks an energetic Research Associate to lead projects on light-responsive proteins in vitro and in vivo. You'll work with GEVI reporters and optogenetic silencers, combining electrophysiology with multi-photon imaging to study neuronal activity at millisecond timescales. The role involves maintaining rigs, preparing brain slices or dissociated neurons, analyzing data, and mentoring junior lab members. A strong background in electrophysiology is essential. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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Posted:

Jul 22, 2026

Reference Number:

14660_A36302364845F54F4059B650B5A396AC

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

Not Available

City:

Houston

Job Origin:

APPCAST_CPC

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Baylor College of Medicine in Houston seeks an energetic Research Associate to lead projects on light-responsive proteins in vitro and in vivo. You'll work with GEVI reporters and optogenetic silencers, combining electrophysiology with multi-photon imaging to study neuronal activity at millisecond timescales. The role involves maintaining rigs, preparing brain slices or dissociated neurons, analyzing data, and mentoring junior lab members. A strong background in electrophysiology is essential. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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