[visionlist] Post-Doctoral Research Position; Retinal Neurophysiology

[Hare_William]

Post-Doctoral Position; Retinal Neurophysiology

 

With more than 55 years of experience providing high-quality,
science-based products, Allergan, Inc., with headquarters in Irvine,
California, discovers, develops and commercializes products in the
ophthalmology, neurosciences, medical dermatology, medical aesthetics,
obesity intervention and other specialty markets that deliver value to
its customers, satisfy unmet medical needs, and improve patients' lives.

We currently have a Post-Doctoral opportunity available. This position
is available for a maximum of two years.

 

Project Description:

 

The candidate will use standard methods for electrophysiological
recording to address questions related to visual signaling in mammalian
retina and will be expected to contribute to the design of experiments
as well as the development of strategies for analysis and interpretation
of experimental results. The ability to work independently with minimal
supervision is essential. The candidate will be responsible for thorough
documentation of experimental procedures and results, presentation of
results at meetings, and preparation of manuscripts for publication.

 

Requirements:

-           PhD

-           Background in neurobiology / neurophysiology

-           Experience with methods for electrophysiological recording
from single neurons in tissue preparations.

-           Working knowledge of methods for quantitative analysis of
electrophysiological signals.

 

Desired:

-           Familiarity with neurobiology of the retina and visual
pathways

-           Familiarity with both Mac and PC operating systems

-           Experience with electrophysiological recording from isolated
retina preparation

 

Send a short CV or any questions to:

William A Hare OD, PhD

Dept. of Biological Sciences; MS RD3-3A

Allergan, Inc.

2525 Dupont Drive

Irvine, CA 92612

hare_william at allergan.com

 

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