The Biological Sciences Division is the largest unit of the University, focusing on neurobiology research and cultivating young scientists
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The Biological Sciences Division is the largest unit of the University, focusing on neurobiology research and cultivating young scientists.
Responsibilities include assisting in animal health and welfare, training mice, collecting and analyzing behavioral, histological, and neurophysiological data, and managing day-to-day lab operations.
The University of Chicago offers a wide range of benefits programs and resources for eligible employees, including health, retirement, and paid time off.
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The Biological Sciences Division is the largest unit of the University, focusing on neurobiology research and cultivating young scientists.