The Koziol lab is seeking a highly motivated research assistant interested in investigating fundamental questions in biology related to novel DNA and RNA modifications.

OUR RESEARCH & LAB

The Koziol lab is identifying, characterizing and studying the function of DNA and RNA modifications. Our previous work has successfully identified a novel modification in mammalian cells and widened the field of epigenetics. We use cell lines and mouse animal models, combine molecular biology, third-generation highthroughput sequencing technologies and state-of-the-art mass spectrometry to study DNA and RNA modifications. We focus now on the brain, where many modifications seem to be particularly abundant and of functional importance. 

Although we are based in Beijing, China, we are an international lab, in a world-class internationally oriented research institute, with a collaborative, interactive and dynamic team. Our working language is English, so Chinese knowledge is not required. We are generously core funded, have the newest and state-of-the-art equipment and technologies and benefit from our collaborations with China’s top universities and industries. 

Our lab is strongly supported by our in-house core facilities, such as a bioinformatics group, mass spectrometry, FACS, imaging, genetic, viral, instrumentation, animal, animal behavior and medicinal chemistry core facilities. For more information about us visit www.DNALaboratory.org.

BENEFITS

Salary is based on experience and qualifications, and generous insurance and welfare benefits such as health insurance will be provided. We have strong administrative support who can assist with housing, visas and other personal matters. 

Although an interest in doing a PhD in our lab in the future is not essential, we prefer applications from highly motivated and talented assistants who would like to later transition into one of our PhD programs, as our previous assistants have accomplished. 

REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION

The candidate must have or is about to obtain a Master degree in a relevant field, such as Biology, Neurobiology or Medicine. Candidates are required to have lab experience in molecular biology, be highly motivated, diligent and be able to work as part of a team. 

To apply, please send a cover letter and CV with the email contact information of 2 professional references to Dr. Magdalena Koziol (mjk@cibr.ac.cn) and to Xue Liang (xueliang@cibr.ac.cn). 

INSTITUTE

The Chinese Institute for Brain Research, CIBR, is a world-class research institute with the aim to address fundamental unanswered questions related the brain. Research areas cover neurobiology, molecular biology, computational science and clinical studies. In parallel, CIBR stives to transform novel discoveries into clinical solutions to improve human health. CIBR is exceptionally funded, has the newest state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, strong administrative and core facility support. CIBR works in close collaboration with other top institutions, such as with other China’s top Universities. Since CIBR is located within Beijing’s Life Science Park, which is currently expanding to become the world’s largest Life Science Center, CIBR works in close collaboration within this dynamic and vibrant network, such as with the National Institute for Biological Sciences NIBS, local hospitals, national and international biotech and pharmaceutical companies. For more information visit http://en.cibr.ac.cn/

The Koziol lab is seeking a highly motivated and talented postdoctoral researcher interested in investigating fundamental questions in biology related to novel DNA and RNA modifications.

OUR RESEARCH & LAB

The Koziol lab is identifying, characterizing and studying the function of DNA and RNA modifications. Our previous work has successfully identified a novel modification in mammalian cells and widened the field of epigenetics. We use cell lines and mouse animal models, combine molecular biology, third-generation highthroughput sequencing technologies and state-of-the-art mass spectrometry to study DNA and RNA modifications. We focus now on the brain, where many modifications seem to be particularly abundant and of functional importance. 

We have multiple fundamental biological questions to explore, such as how DNA and RNA modifications are changed upon neuron activation, and what molecular mechanisms regulate DNA and RNA modifications and their functions. Of course, we also support applicants with their own project ideas. 

Although we are based in Beijing, China, we are an international lab, in a world-class internationally oriented research institute, with a collaborative, interactive and dynamic team. Our working language is English, so Chinese knowledge is not required. We are generously core funded, have the newest and state-of-the-art equipment and technologies and benefit from our collaborations with China’s top universities and industries. Our lab is strongly supported by our in-house core facilities, such as a bioinformatics group, mass spectrometry, FACS, imaging, genetic, viral, instrumentation, animal, animal behavior and medicinal  chemistry core facilities. For more information about us visit www.DNALaboratory.org.

BENEFITS

We provide internationally competitive postdoctoral salaries, benefits such as health insurance, strong administrative support who can assist with housing, visas and other personal matters. All postdoctoral researchers in the Koziol lab are also affiliated with Peking University or Tsinghua University, which are the top two Universities in China. Although a successful fellowship is not essential, we have experience and strongly support and encourage applications for national and international postdoctoral fellowships. If a national fellowship requires a Chinese application, translational assistance can be provided. 

REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION

The candidate must have or is about to obtain a PhD degree in a relevant field, such as Biology, Neurobiology, Medicine, Pharmacology, Informatics or Chemistry. Candidates must be interested in DNA or RNA regulation, epigenetics, think critically, be proactive, enthusiastic, work independently but also as part of a team. 

In China all postdoctoral contracts are set for 2 years, but we can subsequently provide follow-up contracts. To apply, please send a cover letter with a short summary of your interests and CV with the contact information of at least 2 professional references to Dr. Magdalena Koziol at mjk@cibr.ac.cn.

INSTITUTE

The Chinese Institute for Brain Research, CIBR, is a world-class research institute with the aim to address fundamental unanswered questions related the brain. Research areas cover neurobiology, molecular biology, computational science and clinical studies. In parallel, CIBR stives to transform novel discoveries into clinical solutions to improve human health. CIBR is exceptionally funded, has the newest state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, strong administrative and core facility support. CIBR works in close collaboration with other top institutions, such as with other China’s top Universities. Since CIBR is located within Beijing’s Life Science Park, which is currently expanding to become the world’s largest Life Science Center, CIBR works in close collaboration within this dynamic and vibrant network, such as with the National Institute for Biological Sciences NIBS, local hospitals, national and international biotech and pharmaceutical companies. For more information visit http://en.cibr.ac.cn/

Two laboratory manager/technician positions are available in the Tsunada Lab at the Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing (CIBR, www.cibr.ac.cn). The Tsunada Lab is a new research group studying vocal communication and its disorders in humans and non-human primates. We are looking for highly-motivated laboratory managers who can support our research using non-human primates, marmoset monkeys. Responsibilities include taking care of marmoset monkeys daily, maintaining health and enrichment records, arranging and preparing semi-annual physical tests, helping to set up a research environment for behavioral experiments, and supporting lab members’ behavioral and neurophysiological experiments.

Qualifications (required)

1) Excellent written and verbal communication skills in Chinese and English (English is the primary language used at CIBR).

2) BA/BS or equivalent experience and training.

3) Prior experience for scientific experiments with animals or humans.

4) Strong interest in monkeys, in their behavior and their well-being.

5) Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work harmoniously with lab members.

Qualifications (preferred)

1) Prior lab experience working with monkeys.

2) Previous experience in behavioral and neuroscience research.

3) Prior veterinary technician experience.

The salary for this position depends on the candidates’ experience and qualifications. We offer a competitive benefits package that includes generous insurance, family benefits, and subsidized housing if available. The starting date is July 1^st, 2020, or earlier.

Interested applicants should send a cover letter and English CV to jtsunada@gmail.com with Cc to hr@cibr.ac.cn. The deadline for applications is June 30th, 2020. 

About the Institute

Founded in March 2018 as a national scientific initiative, the Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing (CIBR) mainly focuses on brain science and development of brain-like artificial intelligence technologies. Located in the "National Science and Technology Innovation Center" in Beijing, CIBR is designed as a top-tier research institute for conducting highly advanced, cutting edge, and break-through neuroscience research, and to educate future generations of neuroscientists to aid China and the world.

About the lab

The Wang Lab is interested in the homeostatic regulation of metabolism-related physiology and behavior. Our current research focuses on dissecting the neural circuitry of the anterior hypothalamus in rodents, with two major research focuses: 1) control of body temperature mediated by the preoptic area, and 2) the circadian clock mediated by the suprachiasmatic nucleus. Our long-term goal is to establish a mechanistic understanding of mammalian hibernation and its potential application in clinic.

Research in the Wang Lab is oriented around scientific questions, but not specific techniques. Modern neuroscience research benefits from the integration of multidisciplinary approaches; we thus employ a diverse set of experimental strategies in our research programs, including but not limited to electrophysiology, real-time imaging, optogenetics, neuronal tracing, single-cell RNA-seq, mass-spec, and animal behavior analysis. We are also actively involved in developing novel technologies for neuroscience research.

Positions

1. Postdoctoral Fellow: the pathway towards an independent faculty position for Ph.D. candidates. Mentored by the PI, the postdoc fellows are expected to develop their own projects that are closely related to the research interests of the lab. Applicants should email a cover letter, CV, and a list of three references to Dr. Tongfei Wang (wangtongfei@cibr.ac.cn).

2. Research Associate: a long-term staff position for Ph.D. candidates who pursue a stable career path in our lab or institute. The successful candidates are expected to be experts in at least one of the major research approaches in the lab, such as electrophysiology, real-time imaging, molecular and cellular biology, or survival surgery in rodents. Unlike postdoc fellows, who mainly focus on their own projects, the research associates contribute their research expertise to a variety of projects in the lab in a collaborative manner. In addition, the research associates will have some spare time to learn new skills and develop new projects; this position can be structured with considerable flexibility for the right candidate. Applicants should email a cover letter, CV, and a list of three references to Dr. Tongfei Wang (wangtongfei@cibr.ac.cn).

3. Technician: a full-time position for post-baccalaureates who want to obtain additional research experience before attending graduate school in biomedical sciences. This position requires a commitment of at least one and preferably two years. The successful candidates will be directly mentored by the PI in conducting cutting-edge neuroscience research. Applicants should email a cover letter and CV to Dr. Tongfei Wang (wangtongfei@cibr.ac.cn).

4. Undergraduate Intern: a part-time position for current undergraduates interested in neuroscience research. The successful candidates will be directly mentored by the PI in conducting cutting-edge research. Applicants should email a cover letter and CV to Dr. Tongfei Wang (wangtongfei@cibr.ac.cn).

Compensation and Benefits

CIBR provides a competitive salary, as well as welfare benefits (depending on the position and personal research experience) for all researchers, including social insurance, supplementary medical insurance, subsidized housing, household registration, and excellent school for children of successful applicants.

A new research unit dedicated to research into growth factor receptor function in the nervous system and metabolism will be established in twin laboratories at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research of Peking University and the Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing in the beginning of 2020.
 
Dr. Carlos Ibanez is currently Professor at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden, and at the National University of Singapore. Information about his research activities can be found in these links: carlosibanezlab.se and carlosibanezlab.se/NUS. 

1. an efficient and responsible administrative assistant to support our research activities with the handling of procurement, invoice payment, accounting, lab safety documentation, personnel and general organizational matters. 
 
The successful candidate will have excellent written and verbal communication skills in Chinese as well as English, proven experience as an administrative assistant at an academic institution or industry, excellent time management skills and ability to prioritize work, attention to detail and problem solving skills, strong organizational skills with the ability to multi-task. Documented experience in accounting and/or human resource management will be an additional advantage.
 
2. efficient and responsible laboratory technicians to support our research activities in a variety of tasks, including reagent and sample preparation, genotyping and management of mouse colonies, as well as hands-on experimental work.
 
The successful candidates will have documented, hands-on experience with techniques and methods in one or more of the following areas: biochemistry and molecular biology, cell biology (including primary cell culture), tissue preparation and histological techniques, and rodent behavior, including maganement of colonies of transgenic mice. Experience in reusoscience ormetabolism research will be an advantage.
 
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in Chinese as well as English are an absolute requirement.





Application (with cover letter, CV, letters of reference) and enquiries should be sent to carlos.ibanez@ki.se with Cc to hr@cibr.ac.cn

Deadline for applications is 30 November 2019. 

ABOUT CIBR
The Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing (CIBR) was established in March 2018 by the Beijing Municipal Government in conjunction with seven research and education institutions in Beijing. Founded as a pillar of the China Brain Initiative, CIBR aims to support a vibrant interdisciplinary program in neuroscience and its related disciplines, with both basic and applied research focused ultimately on improving human health. CIBR  also takes responsibility for coordinating research institutes and managing research programs under the guidance of the China Brain Initiative and Beijing Brain Initiative, making Beijing an international epicenter for neuroscience and brain-inspired computational reseach. CIBR has established 10 independent research labs and seven core facilities. It has also established joint student programs with seven top universities.

CIBR is now recruiting scientists to lead individual labs and recruiting independent postdoctoral fellows to further their research in a highly innovative and cooperative environment.

ADVANTAGES OF CIBR
1. Outstanding colleagues (50 internationally-selected PIs and >1000 researchers within 5 years );
2. First-class facilities ( 60,000 m2 research space, 10 state-of-the-art core facilities, excellent engineering and technical support teams, and 30K animal cages );
3. Interdisciplinary programs (basic neuroscience, biotechnology development, diseases and clinical research, computational neuroscience, and artificial intelligence )
4. Extensive collaboration opportunities (near numerous top universities,
research institutes, hospitals, and biotech companies );
5. Free and open research culture (stable strong support for exploratory research; no need of grant application );
6. International (International Advisory Board, international review, and international administrative support).

THE POSITIONS and BENEFITS

Principal Investigators (PIs)
Applications for PI positions at multiple levels including Assistant, Associate, and Full Investigator) are welcome. PIs are expected to conduct outstanding research in any area of neuroscience or in brain-inspired computing.

Qualified PI candidates should have a doctoral degree with appropriate postdoctoral training. Successful candidates are selected based on their scientific qualifications, regardless of age, gender, nationality, or ethnicity. CIBR will actively coordinate with PIs to support their access to relevant national programs.

CIBR provides generous start-up packages, internationally competitive salaries/benefits, and six years of stable funding that is renewable upon successful reviews by our highly accomplished international guiding committee. CIBR is establishing truly state-of-the-art core facilities to enable and support cutting-edge biomedical and computational research and technology development. Moreover, CIBR provides strong administrative support and outstanding graduate and postdoctoral programs. These resources will enable each PI to freely pursue research of long-term major impact.

Research Fellows
CIBR invites applications for Research Fellow positions. Fellows will be expected to undertake outstanding research in any area of neuroscience or in brain-inspired computing.

Qualified Research Fellow candidates should have obtained their doctoral degree within two years of applying. Successful candidates will be selected based on their scientific potential. CIBR provides benefits including generous funding, research space, mentorship, and an initial appointment period of up to 5 years.

DOCUMENTS FOR APPLICATION

Applicants for both PI and Research Fellow positions should submit a CV, a statement of research interests & future plan (three pages), and arrange to have at least three letters of recommendation sent to the CIBR Search Committee. Review of applications is ongoing, and will continue until the available positions are filled.

We will provide on-site advisory during 2019 annual SfN conference at exhibition BOOTH 2055, welcome to join in CIBR and create history here.

Contact: Lubin Tan, PhD (Assistant to Directors) 
Email: PI_recruit@cibr.ac.cn 
Cellphone:+86 188 0101 3744
Address: The Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing (CIBR), NO.26 
Science Park Road, ZGC Life Science Park, Changping District, Beijing, China, 102206

Koziol Laboratory Job Adverts.pdf

JOB OPENINGS: •      Lab   Manager/Research Assistant •      Post-Doctoral   Scientists •      PhD/Rotation/Summer   Students

ABOUT CIBR

The Chinese Institute for Brain Research (CIBR) is a recently established institute in Beijing. CIBR is a vibrant, interdisciplinary research institute that combines basic and applied research to advance the knowledge of the brain, ultimately helping to improve human health. Research areas cover neurobiology, molecular biology, developmental biology, computational science, biotechnology and clinical studies. Together, CIBR will creatively tackle fundamental questions in biological science, brain function and animal behavior. In addition to fundamental science, CIBR strives to transform discoveries into products and clinical solutions. CIBR works in collaboration with the prestigious Chinese Academies, with China’s top Tsinghua and Peking Universities, with Beijing Normal University, and is supported by the Beijing Municipal Government. CIBR is located within Beijing’s Life Science Park, which hosts other top institutions, hospitals, national and international biotech and pharmaceutical companies. The Life Science Park is currently expanding to become the world’s largest Life Science Center. Ultimately, CIBR’s expertise, collaborative, innovative, ambitious, supportive environment make CIBR a top institution with exceptional potential.

ABOUT KOZIOL LABORATORY

The Koziol Laboratory is part of CIBR, with the focus on discovering and studying novel DNA and RNA modifications and to investigate their role in the brain. Our goal is to make fundamental discoveries about the ‘building blocks of life’, namely DNA and RNA, to better understand complex brain functions. As a proof of principle, we have first discovered a novel DNA modification in vertebrate genomes, called methylated deoxyadenosine (Koziol et al., 2015).  This finding opened entirely novel avenues for investigation and pioneered an exciting new area of biology. Therefore, in addition to studying this novel DNA modification that is now known to be important in the brain, the Koziol Laboratory is discovering and studying novel DNA and RNA modifications and investigate their role in the brain. Where possible, we explore how our discoveries can be exploited to improve human health.

The Koziol Laboratory combines molecular biology, bioinformatics, mass spectrometry and biochemistry to discover and study DNA and RNA modifications in the brain. We use human and mouse tissue culture as an in vitro model, human and mice tissues and mice as an in vivo model. We are an interactive, friendly, collaborative, international and dynamic research group that nurtures independent thinking and welcomes trying novel, often unconventional ideas. We speak English in the laboratory. We often collaborate with other scientists, not only locally, but have strong international links, in particular with scientists from the University of Cambridge, UK, and in the US. Overall, our laboratory offers terrific opportunities for personal and professional development. 

THE VACANCIES

Various positions are currently available in the Laboratory of Dr. Magdalena J Koziol. We are looking for enthusiastic scientists who are excited about unraveling a new area of research, namely discovering and studying novel DNA and RNA modifications in the brain. Since the Koziol laboratory is an English-speaking laboratory, all laboratory members have to be able to communicate in English. We are always open to spontaneous applications, but specifically are currently looking to fill the following positions: 

01. Lab Manager/Research Assistant

We are seeking an energetic and well-organized Lab Manager/Research Assistant in the Koziol Laboratory. A background in biology or related discipline as well as solid skills in basic molecular biology techniques are required. Prior experience with mass spectrometry, neurobiology, tissue culture, mice or dissection is advantageous, but is not essential.

This position integrates both administrative and laboratory responsibilities and covers two parts. (1) The person will work very closely with Dr. Magdalena J Koziol in setting up, developing and overseeing all laboratory operations, including ordering lab-related items, maintaining lab stock and databases, introduction of new employees and organizing meetings. (2) The person will assist with basic molecular biology techniques and will be in charge of maintenance and operation of lab equipment such as a mass spectrometer, for which training will be provided.

The Lab Manager/Research Assistant will be paid RMB 150k-200k per year, depending on experience and qualifications. In addition, generous insurance and welfare benefits will be provided for all CIBR employees. Starting date is as soon as possible.

02. PhD/Rotation/Summer Students

We are recruiting highly motivated, ambitious PhD/Rotation/Summer Students who are excited about science, keen on learning and to discover and study a new exciting area of research: DNA and RNA modifications in the brain. To investigate these DNA and RNA modifications, we offer various exciting projects in the lab that cover areas such as Neurobiology, Bioinformatics, Molecular Biology/Biochemistry. All students should have a basic understanding of molecular biology or genetics.

(1)  PhD/Rotation Students: CIBR has a joint PhD program with Peking and Tsinghua University through which graduate students can join for Rotations and their PhD. If you are already a PhD student, but are not part of the joint PhD program, you can also apply.

(2) Summer Students: CIBR offers a Summer Training Program from July to August for qualified undergraduate students from all Universities, through which you could join.

All students should apply by contacting the Student Affair Assistant Ms Zheng and Dr. Magdalena J Koziol. All students will be compensated following the CIBR student salary scale. Insurance and welfare benefits will be provided through their University. Earliest starting date is 1^st June 2019.

03. Post-Doctoral Scientists

We are currently recruiting highly motivated and qualified Post-Doctoral Scientists who are excited about science and keen to discover and tackle a new area of research: Novel DNA and RNA modifications in the brain. Critical thinking, troubleshooting skills, developing own ideas, keen on learning, ability to work independently and collaboratively is essential. Post-Doctoral Scientists must be educated to PhD level.

We are keen to recruit several Post-Doctoral Scientists in the following areas:

(1)  Molecular Biology/Biochemistry: The project focuses on investigating the molecular function of novel DNA/RNA modifications and their interacting proteins in neuronal cells. The candidate should possess a solid background in molecular biology/biochemistry.

(2)  Bioinformatics: The project involves the use of computational methods to identify and study DNA and RNA modifications such as methylated deoxyadenosines within human and mouse genomes. The candidate should have demonstrable experience in data analysis from the Illumina sequencing platform. Experience with ChIP-Seq and RNA-Seq data would be an advantage, along with an interest in PacBio/SMRT-Seq/MinION data analysis. Knowledge of R for statistical analysis and Python for scripting is an advantage.

(3)  Mass Spectrometry: This project involves the systematic identification and characterization of DNA and RNA modifications within human/mouse brains by mass spectrometry. The project is focused on the detection of individual modified nucleotides and modified DNA and RNA oligos. The candidate should be well organized, thorough and be interested in mass spectrometry. Experience with liquid chromatography, mass spectrometry or chemistry is an advantage, but is not a prerequisite.

(4)  Neurobiology/Mouse Models: The goal of this project is to investigate the function of novel DNA/RNA modifications and their interacting proteins in mouse brains. Prior experience with mice or in the field of neurobiology is an advantage.

In addition to the above expertise and projects, we of course always welcome applications with their own project ideas and collaborations.

The Post-Doctoral Scientist will be paid RMB 280k-350k per year, depending on experience and qualifications. In addition, generous insurance and welfare benefits will be provided for all CIBR employees. Earliest starting date is 1^st June 2019.

DOCUMENTS FOR APPLICATIONS

All applicants should email the application documents directly to Dr. Magdalena J Koziol, mjk@cibr.ac.cn. The application should contain the following:

·         Cover Letter – please indicate which position you are applying for

·         CV - including contact details of at least 2 referees

For questions contact Dr. Magdalena J Koziol, CIBR Human Resources, hr@cibr.ac.cn. For student related questions please contact the Student Affair Assistant Ms Zheng, zhengying@cibr.ac.cn. Review of applications is ongoing and will continue until positions are filled. 

Chinese Institute of Brain Research, CIBR

Koziol Laboratory – Brain DNA & RNA Modifications

9 Life Park Road, ZGC Life Science Park, Changping District Beijing 102206, China

Website: www.cibr.ac.cn

Email: mjk@cibr.ac.cn

ABOUT THE CIBR

The Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing (CIBR) was established in March, 2018 by the Beijing Municipal Government and  seven institutions in Beijing. As a pillar for the Chinese Brain Initiative, CIBR aims to support a vibrant interdisciplinary program in neuroscience and its related disciplines, with interests in both basic and applied research, ultimately helping to improve human health.

CIBR is governed by The Board of Trustees (BOT) and appointed Dr. Yi Rao from Peking University and Dr. Minmin Luo from NIBS as co-directors of CIBR in 2018.

CIBR is now recruiting scientists to lead individual labs and independent postdoctoral fellows to further their research in an innovative and cooperative center emphasizing academic quality.

THE VACANCIES and BENEFITS

Principal Investigators (PIs)

Applications for PI positions at multiple levels are welcome. PIs are expected to carry out outstanding research in any areas of neuroscience and brain-inspired computing.

Qualified PI candidates should usually have a doctoral degree with appropriate postdoctoral training. Successful candidates are selected based on their scientific qualifications regardless of age, gender, nationality, or ethnicity. CIBR supports the qualified candidates to apply for relevant national programs.

CIBR provides generous start-up packages, internationally competitive salaries/benefits, and 6-year stable funding which is renewable upon successful reviews by an international committee. CIBR is establishing state-of-the-art core facilities for cutting-edge biomedical and computational technology, strong administrative supports, and outstanding graduate and postdoctoral programs. These resources enable each PI to freely pursue research of long-term major impact.

Research Fellow

CIBR invites applications for multiple Research Fellow positions, which are expected to carry out outstanding research in any areas of neuroscience and brain-inspired computing.

Qualified Research Fellow candidates should have obtained a doctoral degree in the past two years. Successful candidates are selected based on their scientific potentials.

CIBR provides benefits including funding, research space, senior advisors and initial appointment period of 5 years.

DOCUMENTS FOR APPLICATION

Applicants should submit a CV, a statement of research interests and future plan, and arrange to have at least three letters of recommendation sent to the CIBR Search Committee. Review of applications is ongoing and will continue until positions are filled.

Contact: Lubin Tan, PhD (Academic secretary )  

Email: PI_recruit@cibr.ac.cn    Cellphone:+86 188 0101 3744

Address: The Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing (CIBR), NO.9

Life Park Road, ZGC Life Science Park, Changping District, Beijing, China, 102206

Website: www.cibr.ac.cn