We have an opening for a Simons Foundation funded postdoctoral researcher to collaborate with us on projects related to cognitive-motor flexibility during aging with a focus on neural representations in the hippocampus and the locomotor stepping rhythm. Read more in the link below:

We have 2 open positions for candidates to work on an ANRF funded project titled 'Precision optogenetics to improve learning and memory in rats'. This role is for candidates who have completed their BS-MS, M.Sc., or M.Tech degree in Biology, Data Science, or Engineering and are interested in contributing to the development of the optogenetics research pipeline in the lab. Apply by August 5 2025. For more details about the role, expectations and responsibilities, check on the link below:

Currently, we do not have any positions for masters thesis students in 2025. We wont be able to respond to individual emails about the same.

If traditional roles in academia do not define you, and you are interested in the lab’s key research directions, reach out to ajoshineuro[at]gmail[dot]com. We can support a few passionate and creative people across all levels and are committed to supporting your unique career journey in and around academia.

We encourage motivated students to apply to the NCBS PhD and Integrated PhD program/s through the admission portal. We are looking forward to hire 1-2 students in the 2025 cycle.