[visionlist] Postdoctoral position in Vision and Cognitive Neuroscience, Dartmouth College

[Emily Cooper]

Professors Emily Cooper (Dartmouth College) and Allyson Mackey (Univ. of
Pennsylvania) are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to join a collaborative
research team investigating the relationship between perceptual and
cognitive neuroplasticity in humans. More information about our research
can be found at our lab websites:



http://www.emilyacooper.org

http://www.allysonmackey.com



The position involves conducting research on visual perception and working
memory, using both behavioral and brain-based measures (fMRI, DTI).
Applicants should have substantial experience with human brain imaging
techniques, and an interest in conducting cross-disciplinary research.
Applicants must also have finished their PhD in a related field (e.g.,
psychology, neuroscience, vision science). Strong computational and
programming skills are necessary, as well as strong communication skills
and a record of research productivity.



The expected start date is sometime in the summer or fall of 2017, and the
position will be located in the Dartmouth College Dept. of Psychological
and Brain Sciences.



Dartmouth College is an Ivy League University located in Hanover, New
Hampshire. The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences offers an
active and multi-disciplinary research environment with 25 faculty studying
topics that range from vision science to behavioral and computational
neuroscience to social psychology. The college campus is located in a
scenic area on the Connecticut River.



Applicants should send a brief statement of interest, CV, and names of
three references (letters requested later) to Emily Cooper (
emily.a.cooper at dartmouth.edu).

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Emily Cooper
Assistant Research Professor
Dept. of Psychological and Brain Sciences
Dartmouth College
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