Teaching Assistant NSCI 400D2 - Neuroscience Seminar - Winter 2027

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Hiring Unit

Department of Physiology

Course Title

Neuroscience Seminar

Course Code

NSCI 400D2

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Position Summary

Attend 3 seminars per term selected by the Neuroscience Committee

Take attendance of Neuroscience undergraduate students at above seminars

Assist the instructor in correcting short papers submitted by the undergraduate students (max. 20 papers per term)

Qualifications

B.Sc. in Science

Familiar with Computational Neuroscience or Cellular and Molecular

Neuroscience

Ability to assess written work and clearly express written

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