Multicellular Engineered NeuroLiving Systems Lab for transnational neuroscience
Osaki Lab
Join the group !!
We are looking for passionate people to conduct research together at the intersection of neuroscience, neuroengineering, and transnational medicine to investigate underlying mechanism for neuromuscular disorder and neurodevelopmental disorder and fundamental principle of memory and learning.
We are opening Multicellular Engineered NeuroLiving Systems Lab for transnational neuroscience at Indiana University Bloomington in Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering, Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering starting in January 2027.
Please contact to join the lab: tosaki@iu.edu
We are always looking for great people to join us.
Graduate students from any department. Our lab has hosted thesis research for Master and PhD program in Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering at Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering. Ph.D. may students receive financial support that helps them concentrate on their studies and research. Support often comes through student academic appointments (SAAs), such as associate instructorships or research assistantships. In addition, we also accept the student for Biomedical Engineering program at Indiana University, Indianapolis. Please check the program websites for more details and contact Dr. Osaki via email directly. Please include "Tanuki" in the subject line.
Postdoctoral candidates are encouraged to email Dr. Osaki a CV, a cover letter describing past research and future research goals, and contact information of three references. We actively support fellowship applications (such as HFSP Postdoctoral Fellowships, EMBO Postdoctoral Fellowships, JSPS Overseas Research Fellowships: EN/JP). Please include "Tanuki" in the subject line.
