Job Openings
Diversity: The lab welcomes people of any gender, race,
ethnicity, nationality and sexual
orientation. Individuals from historically
underrepresented groups including women and
minorities are encouraged to apply. Current
and previous members of the lab
have come from Australia, Canada, China,
Ecuador, France,
Germany, India, Iran, Israel, Japan, New Zealand,
Phillipines, Romania, Spain, UK, USA and
Vietnam. and
from a wide variety of academic backgrounds.
Postdoc positions
New imaging technologies:
We have a position for a postdoc with a strong background in optical
physics to develop new imaging techniques
based on light field microscopy for observing
brain activity in freely-moving zebrafish. To apply
please send a CV and cover letter explaining your interest to Prof
Goodhill.
Decoding autism:
We have a position for a postdoc to help improve early diagnosis of
autism in infants by using cutting-edge tools from
machine learning and computational
ethology (see Advert). To
apply please send a CV and cover letter explaining your interest to Prof
Goodhill.
Zebrafish models of autism spectrum disorders:
We have a position for a postdoc with a background in understanding
autism spectrum disorders using animal models. They will conduct behavioral and neural
imaging experiments in zebrafish to better understand how
mutations in genes associated with autism affect the early development of
neural circuits. To apply
please send a CV and cover letter explaining your interest to Prof
Goodhill.
Graduate students
Prof Goodhill is affiliated with the following graduate programs at
Washington University:
Neurosciences
Computational
and Systems Biology
Physics
Biomedical
Engineering
Systems
Science and Mathematics
Computer
Science
Imaging
Science
Potential students should consult the most relevant program(s) for
details of how to apply.
Research Assistants
There may be positions available for people who have recently obtained
Bachelors or Masters degrees with strong
mathematical/computational components, and
would like to conduct research in
preparation for applying for graduate school.
Undergraduate students
The lab has opportunities for undergraduate students with backgrounds
in Math, Physics and Engineering to conduct
projects in the lab. For more details please
send a CV and cover letter
explaining your interest to Prof Goodhill.
