John Woodward

Postdoctoral position available at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) through the NIAAA-funded Alcohol T32 training program. The opportunity is connected to the Department of Neuroscience and eligible mentors include Jennifer Rinker, Patrick Mulholland, John Woodward, and Howard Becker. Research themes across these labs include alcohol dependence, stress-related disorders, addiction neuroscience, and preclinical studies using murine models. This is a strong fit for candidates interested in basic science, neurobiology, behavioral neuroscience, and mechanisms of excessive alcohol consumption and relapse vulnerability. The post highlights a supportive training environment and invites applicants to learn more about MUSC and the participating labs. Funding is via the NIAAA Alcohol T32 training grant. No deadline, stipend amount, or additional eligibility criteria are specified in the post. To apply, interested candidates should email any of the eligible PIs or contact Jennifer Rinker directly at [email protected]. The post also points readers to the MUSC Department of Neuroscience website for more information on each lab.