Full-time Research Assistant/Lab Manager [FILLED]
A highly motivated, recent college graduate is sought to join our lab and play a vital role as Research Assistant/Lab Manager in studying visual memory, brain aging, and Alzheimer’s disease pathologies. For interested applicants, send a cover letter that describes the applicant’s research background and career goals and a CV that includes a list of 3 references to Dr. Hwamee Oh at hwamee_oh@brown.edu. [Note: The position does not provide a visa.]
Full-time Research Project Coordinator [FILLED]
The Project Coordinator will work on NIH-funded research projects to examine how brain aging and Alzheimer’s disease pathologies affect cognition and brain structure and function in young adults, nondemented older adults, and patients with cognitive impairments. For interested applicants, send a cover letter that describes the applicant’s research background and career goals and a CV that includes a list of 3 references to Dr. Hwamee Oh at hwamee_oh@brown.edu. [Note: The position does not provide a visa.]
Residents and Brown NSGP Graduate Students
Dr. Oh will accept a rotation student from Brown NSGP in Fall 2025.
To prospective Ph.D. students: In the Neuroscience program, students do 2-3 lab rotations in the first year and then choose a lab. The program has an admissions committee, and Dr. Oh does not decide who is admitted. The committee weighs research products (i.e., papers, conference presentations), undergraduate records, clarity of research goals, and research fit with faculty. For more detailed information on how to apply for the Brown Neuroscience Graduate program, please check here
Undergraduate Research Assistants
Currently, there is no open undergraduate RA positions in the lab. For undergraduate students interested in gaining research experience in human memory, brain aging, and Alzheimer’s disease, please email Dr. Hwamee Oh to inquire about research projects in the beginning of the next semester.