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Welcome to the Wickersham Laboratory, also known as the Genetic Neuroengineering Group. We engineer genetic techniques for neuroscience and neurology, to allow increased understanding of the organization of the brain and improved treatments for neurological disorders. We are always open to the possibility of talented and motivated individuals joining our team, whether as visiting students, technical assistants, or postdoctoral associates and fellows. Please contact us if you are interested.