招聘简介：

　　哥伦比亚大学医学部的Nectow实验室正在为博士后研究员或更高级的研究助理职位寻找一个积极而有才华的候选人。该实验室利用最先进的成像技术、分子技术和功能技术研究小鼠的能量平衡神经生物学（即食欲和能量消耗）。我们还开发了新的技术来描述和操作神经电路。

　　我们目前正在寻找具有很强神经科学背景的优秀候选人，特别是具有分子和系统神经科学专业知识的候选人。一个有动机和组织的个人，能够独立工作，但在一个强大的团队环境是必需的。

　　最低资格等级：

　　申请人必须满足此最低资格要求才能被视为申请人：

　　博士、博士或同等学历的博士培训。有神经科学、生物学、工程学或相关领域的经验。

　　英文原文：

　　The Nectow Laboratory in Columbia University’s Department of Medicine is looking for a motivated and talented candidate for a postdoctoral fellow or more senior research associate position. The lab studies the neurobiology of energy balance (i.e. appetite and energy expenditure) using state-of-the-art imaging, molecular, and functional techniques in mice. We also develop novel technologies to characterize and manipulate neural circuits.

　　We are currently looking for exceptional candidates with a strong background in neuroscience, particularly with expertise in molecular and systems neuroscience. A motivated and organized individual who is able to work independently, but within a strong team setting is required.

　　Minimum qualifications for Grade:

　　Applicants MUST meet this minimum qualifications to be considered an applicant:

　　A PhD, MD-PhD, or equivalent doctoral training. Experience in neuroscience, biology, engineering, or a closely related field.

　　Additional position-specific qualifications

　　A strong background working with mice; experience with advanced techniques in neuroscience (such as optogenetics/chemogenetics, stereotactic rodent surgery, electrophysiology, microscopy, histology, and/or molecular profiling); molecular biology techniques.

　　We are always looking for individuals of exceptional talent that do not necessarily have a strong background in neuroscience (but do have a strong background in, for example, biomedical/materials engineering, chemistry, synthetic biology, and/or experimental physics/applied mathematics).

　　Applicants should send a brief cover letter describing their research interests, a CV, and 2-3 references (contact information and/or letters) to Alexander Nectow (arn2136@columbia.edu).