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How does the brain control movement?
Introduction to Neuroscience
An evening course for highly motivated high school students. View the Fall 2021 Syllabus. Winter 2022 to begin on February 1.
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NeuroAcademy Program
NeuroAcademy
A 5-week summer enrichment program for high school students from July 5 to August 5, 2022. Learn more and register by Sunday, May 15, 2022.
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Summer Science 2019
Summer Science Program
A 10-week summer program that will run from June 6 through August 12, 2022 for undergraduate students. Learn more and apply by March 6, 2022.
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Open Job Positions

Prusky Lab
JOB POSITION: 
Research Staff - Lab Member
Clinical Research Technician in Applied Visual Neuroscience

The Laboratory for Visual Disease and Therapy at the Burke Neurological Institute is seeking applications for a clinical research technician position at the Burke Neurological Institute, affiliated with Weill Cornell Me

JOB POSITION: 
Research Staff - Lab Member
Animal Care Technician

This person assumes responsibility, under supervision of Animal Facility Manager, for the care of the animals for the Burke Research Animal Resource Center (BRARC).

Prusky Lab
JOB POSITION: 
Research Staff - Lab Member
Research Assistantship in Applied Visual Neuroscience

Applications are invited for a research assistant position at the Burke Neurological Institute, affiliated with Cornell University.

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Faculty
Tenure-Track Faculty Position in Vision Repair at Burke Neurological Institute
We invite applications for a full time, tenure-track faculty positions at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor, with an anticipated start date in 2020.
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Training Opportunities

Postdoctoral Fellows
Postdoctoral Fellow Opportunities
Fellow using non-invasive brain stimulation
Graduate Medical Fellow Opportunities
Poster session
Undergraduate Opportunities
Tim Zavarella, High School Scholar
High School Opportunities

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Leading the Next Generation

A critical part of the mission of Burke Neurological Institute is to foster and cultivate a pool of talented young scientists, clinicians, and clinician-scientists who will lead the next generation in research studies on repair and rehabilitation of the nervous system. The Institute is a leader in utilizing innovative scientific approaches to develop regenerative strategies to combat neurological disability and is academically affiliated with Weill Cornell Medicine. The Institute provides a unique and beautiful setting for both postdoctoral fellows and students to participate in cutting-edge neurorehabilitation and neuroscience research. Learn more about training programs, training opportunities and open positions to join us in leading the next generation.