KEY WORDS | neurophysiology, brain, vision |
CITY | Paris |
COUNTRY | France |
DETAILS OF THE OFFER | Working place: The Rebola Lab / Paris Brain Institute Missions: The project aims at investigating the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in the processing of sensory information in the neocortex. The work will mainly focus on the primary visual cortex (V1) and will combine the use of visual stimulation, optogenetics, genetically encoded sensors (e.g. GCaMPs, iGluSnFR3, among others) together with in vivo two-photon imaging and or in vivo electrophysiological recordings e.g. Neuropixels). The laboratory's research primarily focuses on understanding how variability in synapse function among the different cellular components of cortical microcircuits contributes to the encoding of visual information. Special attention is devoted to investigate how the specification of synaptic function and integration contributes to the unique functional properties of the distinct populations of interneurons in the neocortex and ultimately control processing of visual information. Qualifications:
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TYPE OF JOB | Post-Doctorat - Post-Doctoral position |
TYPE OF CONTRACT | CDD (temporary / 2 years) |
APPLICATION DEADLINE | 1 JAN 2024 |
EMPLOYMENT START DATE | As soon as possible |