Postdocs
If you are interested in joining the lab for a postdoc to work on either computational neuroscience or experimental neurophysiology (patch-clamp recordings), get in touch!
Send an email to milstein@cabm.rutgers.edu with your CV/resumé and a short description your background and why you are interested in working with us.
Ideal candidate:
– Interested in bio-inspired neural networks/machine learning and/or neural circuits and systems neuroscience
– Enjoy learning and tackling difficult research questions
– Completed (or close to completing) a PhD
– Have research experience in a relevant topic (e.g. Neuroscience, Computational Neuroscience, Computer Science, Machine Learning, Bioengineering, etc.)
– Excellent communication skills
What we offer:
– A supportive work environment in a fun international team with room to develop your own project and learn new skills
– The option to collaborate with other world-class neuroscience and engineering labs at Rutgers and beyond
– Opportunities to travel to national and international conferences
We look forward to hearing from you!
Graduate Students
We are open to consider PhD students with a Neuroscience and/or computational background. Candidates interested in working with us should apply through the Rutgers PhD program in either Neuroscience or Molecular Biosciences.
Undergraduate Students
We are happy to consider undergraduate students who want to work with us. We accept students every summer through either the NeuroSURP program or the SURE program. If you are a Rutgers student, you can also apply to work with us through the Aresty program.
We are also open to students interested in working with us during term, if you are willing to commit at least 10 hours/week. If you are interested in working with us during term, send an email to Prof. Aaron Milstein (milstein@cabm.rutgers.edu) with your CV and a short statement about what neuroscience and/or coding-related topics you are most interested in.