Tufts University
Senior Research Technician
Tufts University, Boston, MA
We are seeking a Senior Research Technician to join the Neuroscience Department, working under Dr. Dulla to investigate the neurological effects of Lyme disease in mouse models.
Overview The Department of Neuroscience focuses on synaptic biology and glia biology. The Lab of Dr. Dulla studies how synapses are formed and remodeled, with applications to neurological disease and epilepsy. Research includes mouse models, electrophysiology, imaging, behavioral and in vivo techniques.
What You'll Do
Carry out behavioral testing in mice to understand the effects of Lyme disease on neurological function; coordinate with collaborators and perform detailed analysis.
Analyze behavioral data, generate publication‑quality figures, and contribute to reports, manuscripts, and presentations.
Support the lab by maintaining equipment, ordering supplies, scheduling, and assisting graduate students, post‑docs, and research scientists with their projects.
What We're Looking For Basic Requirements
Knowledge and skills from a Bachelor’s degree in science and at least three years of related laboratory experience
Extensive experience with animal behavioral testing
Strong computer and database/spreadsheet skills
Highly organized with excellent communication skills
Preferred Qualifications
Advanced knowledge of laboratory techniques and procedures
Knowledge of neuroscience
Strong understanding of statistics
Highly organized with attention to detail and follow‑up
Effective communication skills
Pay Range Minimum $24.70, Midpoint $29.50, Maximum $34.20 per hour. Salary is based on experience, expertise, and internal equity.
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We are seeking a Senior Research Technician to join the Neuroscience Department, working under Dr. Dulla to investigate the neurological effects of Lyme disease in mouse models.
Overview The Department of Neuroscience focuses on synaptic biology and glia biology. The Lab of Dr. Dulla studies how synapses are formed and remodeled, with applications to neurological disease and epilepsy. Research includes mouse models, electrophysiology, imaging, behavioral and in vivo techniques.
What You'll Do
Carry out behavioral testing in mice to understand the effects of Lyme disease on neurological function; coordinate with collaborators and perform detailed analysis.
Analyze behavioral data, generate publication‑quality figures, and contribute to reports, manuscripts, and presentations.
Support the lab by maintaining equipment, ordering supplies, scheduling, and assisting graduate students, post‑docs, and research scientists with their projects.
What We're Looking For Basic Requirements
Knowledge and skills from a Bachelor’s degree in science and at least three years of related laboratory experience
Extensive experience with animal behavioral testing
Strong computer and database/spreadsheet skills
Highly organized with excellent communication skills
Preferred Qualifications
Advanced knowledge of laboratory techniques and procedures
Knowledge of neuroscience
Strong understanding of statistics
Highly organized with attention to detail and follow‑up
Effective communication skills
Pay Range Minimum $24.70, Midpoint $29.50, Maximum $34.20 per hour. Salary is based on experience, expertise, and internal equity.
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