Dart NeuroScience interview questions

I applied online to the position and was contacted about scheduling a phone interview roughly 1.5 months after applying. About 1 week or so after the phone interview, I was contacted about scheduling an in-person interview, which took place roughly 3 weeks afterwards (I was flown in from out-of-state). The in-person interview involved me giving a research presentation to the scientists at the company, followed by one-on-one chemistry discussions with the scientists that lasted the whole day. Overall, a long process that was slightly drawn out, but understandable considering that they were looking for the right candidate for the company.

I applied on their website, was called shortly after for the phone interview, and scheduled the on-site interview. The interview was surprising long for this position..5-6 hours long with lunch. I felt like I was just repeating everything every 30 minutes with each new interviewer though, so it got easier as the day went on. Everyone that I met was really nice and I felt very comfortable. It's such a gorgeous facility with state of the art equipment. I would've loved to work there. However, the position was a 6 month contract (with potential for extension to 12 months), through an agency, no benefits, and pay was sub par. Granted, the agency would've provided benefits after 60(?) days though. I was contacted within a week after my interview with an offer; it took another week to negotiate, but I ultimately took a full-time position with better pay and benefits instead. I am entirely grateful for all the interviewers for taking time out of their busy schedules to interview me. It was a great experience.