**Job Description**
Columbia University’s Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute conducts groundbreaking research to advance the understanding of the brain and its influence on the mind and behavior. The institute’s mission is to decipher the mind and brain to better understand behavior, focusing on foundational science in brain development, function, and recovery. This role, located in the Bendesky Lab, supports research developing genetic manipulation tools to study neuroscience and evo-devo questions in Betta fish. The position is a full-time, grant-funded role, offering a stepping-stone for further education, including PhD programs, and provides an opportunity to develop a research project and learn multiple research techniques.
**Skills & Abilities**
• Keen curiosity for science and research
• Ability to work with accuracy and attention to detail
• Flexible in nature and willingness to learn new techniques
• Ability to function in a fast-paced and changing work environment
• Strong organizational skills
• Ability to keep excellent notes
• Sound judgment
• Collaborative style that fosters teamwork and cooperation
• Ability to work independently within a diverse and dynamic team environment
• Comfort working with fish
• Desirable (but not required): Experience with fish husbandry and genetics
• Desirable (but not required): Experience with histology techniques including in situ hybridization
**Qualifications**
Required Degree(s) in:
• Biology
• Related field
**Experience**
Experience Required:
• At least six months (related environment)
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