Behavioural Neuroscience Laboratory

DutiesDuties may vary and include: leading in-person tutorials and lab demonstrations, generating data before labs for students to prep, supervising live rat experiments, preparing historical pictures of brains, performing stats workshops, monitoring student data analyses, leading breakout groups during lectures, grading papers and assignments. Specific duties will be outlined in the DDAH. Successful applicant must be available to attend in-person classes and outside of class time laboratory session. Please see timetable online. Minimum Qualifications Includes: ability, academic qualifications, suitability for the position and appropriate background in the subject/specialty, specifically strong background and training in behavioural and systems neuroscience. Applicants should be expert in the use of operant boxes (lever pressing for food), mazes (water maze, elevated plus maze) and other related equipment (Open field). Some applicants may be invited for an interview with the professor ...