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Fwd: MEG of language learning - 3-year postdoc
by Gary Green 21 Nov '13

21 Nov '13

Dear colleagues, Apologies for multiple (and possible cross-) postings - but this is actually another MEG/neuroscience of language job in Denmark. Could you please circulate this to your departmental lists or anyone who could be interested? Thanks, /yury/ Yury Shtyrov, DPhil Professor - Head of MEG Group MINDLab - Center of Functionally Integrative Neuroscience (CFIN) Institute for Clinical Medicine Aarhus University, Denmark ------------------ Post-doctoral Position in Neuroscience of Language Aarhus University Applications are invited for a postdoctoral scientist to support research into neurobiological foundations of language at the Center of Functionally Integrative Neuroscience (CFIN), Aarhus University. The successful Applicant will work on a 3-year research project funded by the Lundbeck Foundation, exploring the brain foundations of language (word learning in particular) using MEG, and carrying out specific scientific research in collaboration with line manager and other team members. The postholder’s research will be centred on using MEG and on the spatio-temporal dynamics of the neural activity underlying speech and language processing in the human brain. Ideal candidates will therefore have experience in neuroimaging and in language research. Previous experience in using EEG or/and MEG is essential. Eligible candidates should hold a PhD or similar degree in a relevant discipline, including (but not limited to) psychology, neuroinformatics or neuroscience. The position is to be filled as soon as possible and is open for up to 3 years within the funding period allowed. CFIN is an international multidisciplinary research centre based at Aarhus University’s Institute for Clinical Medicine, Denmark. Our research groups are supported by state-of-the-art cognitive neuroscience facilities including research-only 306-channel TRIUX MEG system (Elekta Neuromag), fMRI systems (Siemens TIM Trio 3T, Magnetom Skyra 3T), PET, navigated TMS, EEG and eye-tracking equipment, Two-Photon Microscopy, etc., and have well-established clinical and other collaborations. See cfin.au.dk for more information. Aarhus University provides an inspiring international research environment with top neuroscience facilities, and is consistently listed among the world's best 100 universities. Aarhus is a dynamic university city located on the Baltic coast in continental Denmark and surrounded by nature; it offers very high living standards, rich cultural and intellectual life, outdoor activities, excellent restaurant/nightlife scene etc. To apply, please go to http://www.au.dk/en/about/job/sun/academicpositions/ Additional information regarding this position can be obtained by contacting Professor Yury Shtyrov, head of MEG, CFIN: Yury.Shtyrov(a)cfin.au.dk

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Fwd: Research Technician II Position at VA Boston
by Gary Green 19 Nov '13

19 Nov '13

*Neuroimaging Research Technician--II* A Neuroimaging Research Technician position is available in the VA Boston Healthcare System (VABHS) Neuroimaging Research for Veterans (NeRVe) Center (Director: Dr. David Salat). Applicants must be a U.S. citizen. The Neuroimaging Research Technician will provide technical support for image preprocessing and analysis (using programs such as FSL and FreeSurfer), maintenance and development of in-house custom processing codes (script writing in unix/linux, matlab, etc), and assist staff members in the conduct of neuroimaging research as well as administrative tasks related to the Center. This includes developing expertise and training other investigators with the operation of current MRI hardware (scanner console, goggles, headphones, BioPac system, etc) and software for data processing and analysis. Additional responsibilities will include management of online documentation and center resources. Technical skills and familiarity with Linix/Unix, Matlab, and imaging software packages such as FSL and FreeSurfer is beneficial. Applicants should have a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree, with a background in Neuroscience, Computer Science, Engineering, Math or Physics. A two year commitment is required. Interested candidates should email a cover letter, resume, and contact information for two professional references to Dr. Meghan Robinson at meghan.robinson(a)va.gov <mailto:meghan.robinson@va.gov>.

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Fwd: Long-term PhD/Postdoc positions on ultra-high field neuroimaging and aging
by Gary Green 19 Nov '13

19 Nov '13

2 Postdoc and 2 PhD positions on ultra-high field neuroimaging and aging The German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE, www.dzne.de/en) is a center of excellence within the Helmholtz Association that performs translational research on Neurodegenerative Diseases. The center includes nine high-performing sites in Berlin, Bonn, Dresden, Göttingen, Magdeburg, Munich, Rostock/Greifswald, Tübingen and Witten. Two 5-year Postdoc and two 5-year PhD positions are available in the Aging & Cognition research group (www.wolberslab.net) headed by Prof. Thomas Wolbers. The positions are part of a large-scale project funded by the European Research Council (ERC). In this project, we seek to understand mechanisms of cognitive aging by studying navigational decline in older adults with cutting-edge interactive virtual reality systems and with ultra-high field neuroimaging. You will help develop spatial navigation markers of age-related cognitive change, employ multimodal neuroimaging approaches to characterise underlying neuronal changes, evaluate novel therapeutic interventions and potentially combine this with genetic analyses. Importantly, the successful candidates will be encouraged to develop their own research interests, and, if desired, they can be involved in teaching activities. In addition to hosting research dedicated 3T and 7T MRI scanners, the Magdeburg site of the DZNE, where the group is based, provides access to mobile EEG, MEG, TMS and eyetracking systems. Furthermore, the Aging and Cognition lab has a range of cutting-edge virtual reality setups, and it entertains multiple collaborations with collaborators in Europe and in the United States. Finally, Magdeburg offers a unique intellectual environment, because spatial navigation is a core theme investigated across several animal and human research groups. For these positions, a strong interest in cognitive aging is important, and excellent statistical skills are a plus. Furthermore, you will have, or be in the final stages of, a BSc/MSc/PhD in psychology, cognitive neuroscience, neuroimaging methods or applied statistics. Ideally, you should also possess computer programming skills (e.g. in Matlab). You will be thorough, efficient, a good communicator, and enjoy working as part of an international and dynamic team. For further information about these unique opportunities, please email Thomas Wolbers (thomas.wolbers(a)dzne.de <mailto:thomas.wolbers@dzne.de>). To learn more about our research, please visit our website (www.wolberslab.net) and follow us on Twitter (@WolbersLab). -- ---------------------------------------------------------- Prof. Dr. Thomas Wolbers Aging & Cognition Research Group German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg Leipziger Str. 44 39120 Magdeburg GERMANY -- phone: +49-391-67-24519 email: thomas.wolbers(a)dzne.de <mailto:thomas.wolbers@dzne.de> website: www.wolberslab.net Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/WolbersLab ---------------------------------------------------------- ************************************************** Vorstand: Prof. Pierluigi Nicotera, MD PhD (Vorstandsvorsitzender und wissenschaftliches Vorstandsmitglied) und Ursula Weyrich (administratives Vorstandsmitglied) eingetragen in das Vereinsregister des Amtsgerichts Bonn (Az. VR 9021) **************************************************

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Fwd: Postdoctoral Position in Neuroimaging
by Gary Green 19 Nov '13

19 Nov '13

A full-time, NIH-funded postdoctoral fellowship position is available at Harvard Medical School (HMS) / Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) for studies examining the role of corticocerebellar pathophysiology in adult ADHD under the direction of Dr. Eve Valera. Studies will use neuroimaging (including functional, structural, and diffusion tensor imaging) along with behavioral testing to examine how corticocerebellar circuitry influences perceptual and motor timing abnormalities in ADHD adults. The fellow will be involved in all aspects of the projects including data collection, analysis, and manuscript writing, and will interact with faculty co-investigators on the project including Drs. Randy Buckner and Jeremy Schmahmann. Fellows will also be encouraged to initiate and carry-out their own relevant projects. Applicants should have strong experience with functional imaging data analysis, preferably using SPM, as well as programming and statistical analysis experience. Oral and written English communication skills are required. Work will take place at the Athinoula A. Martinos Center at MGH. The Center is a vibrant community of approximately 120 faculty members and over 100 postdoctoral research fellows and graduate students studying a range of neuroscientific topics. Position is for a minimum of 2 years. Start date is flexible. Please submit CV (including 3 potential references) and cover letter to Dr. Eve Valera at eve_valera(a)hms.harvard.edu. Eve M. Valera, Ph.D. Director, Laboratory for Cerebellar Psychiatric Research Clinical and Research Programs in Pediatric Psychopharmacology and Psychiatric Neuroscience Divisions Department of Psychiatry Assistant Professor of Psychology, Harvard Medical School Research Associate, Massachusetts General Hospital 149 13th Street, Rm. 2660 Charlestown, MA 02129 Ph: 617-724-0307 Fax: 617-726-4078 http://www.martinos.org/valera/index.php

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Fwd: Imaging neurodegeneration – 3-year PhD position in Freiburg, Germany
by Gary Green 19 Nov '13

19 Nov '13

A 3-year PhD-position is available from early 2014 at the Freiburg Brain Imaging Center (http://www.uniklinik-freiburg.de/fbi/live/index_en.html), Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, in Germany. The project focuses on compensatory mechanisms in neurodegenerative disorders by combining functional and structural imaging as well as transcranial magnetic stimulation. The candidate can obtain a PhD in the field of Psychology, Medicine or Biology and is welcome to participate in developing MRI-based pattern recognition methods for diagnostics and prognostics (http://www.uniklinik-freiburg.de/fbi/live/groups/kloppel/Projects/ diagnosing_en.html ). If desired, candidates can be involved in teaching and cognitive testing at the local memory clinic. We offer The FBI combines efforts in neuroimaging research of the departments of Psychiatry/Psychotherapy, Biological and Personality Psychology, Neurology, Neuroradiology and Neurosurgery. We offer a continuous education program (image analyses, SPSS, etc.) and weekly research meetings. Support for MRI sequence development is provided by the Department of MR-Physics. The research group is closely collaborating with the Department for Pattern recognition methods (http://lmb.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/index.en.html) and is part of large research initiatives (www.humanbrainproject.eu/de; http://www.brainlinks-braintools.uni-freiburg.de/). We require Applicants must hold a master degree or equivalent in medicine, psychology or a related field. Previous experience with fMRI is desired and basic programming skills (e.g. Matlab) are advantageous but not required. Disabled applicants are preferred if qualification is equal. As the University of Freiburg intends to increase the proportion of female employees in science, women are particularly encouraged to apply. Please send applications until 15/12/13 to PD Dr. Stefan Klöppel. Informal enquiries may call +49 761 270 52960 or the email address given above. http://www.uniklinik-freiburg.de/fbi/live/groups/kloppel/team/kloeppel_en.h…

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Fwd: Post-doc Wisconsin
by Gary Green 19 Nov '13

19 Nov '13

MADISON WI: Post-doctoral Fellowship in Neuropsychology and Neuroimaging Wisconsin Alzheimers Institute, University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Medicine and Public Health  We are delighted to announce an opening for a 2-3 year post-doctoral fellowship in the Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Institute (WAI) under the supervision of Sterling Johnson, PhD, Bruce Hermann, PhD, Barbara Bendlin, PhD, and Ozioma Okonkwo, PhD. The research focus is on presymptomatic AD utilizing a longitudinal cohort study known as the Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer’s Prevention, a cohort of over 1,500 healthy middle-aged and older adults with or without risk factors for AD. Participants undergo serial neuropsychological, biomarker (CSF), genetic and neuroimaging (e.g. amyloid PET imaging, FDG metabolic PET imaging, PET receptor mapping, fMRI tasks of episodic memory, resting BOLD, CBF mapping and DTI) investigations in addition to detailed lifestyle and medical histories. The fellow should have sufficient background in systems neuroscience, functional neuroanatomy, experimental design, psychometric theory and statistical analysis to contribute to the data analyses, interpretation and write-up of this rich dataset for publication. Some experience in neuroimaging analysis methods (SPM/Matlab, FSL, AFNI, shell scripting etc.) is strongly preferred, though further training in imaging analysis will be a key component of fellowship training. The fellow shall have completed a doctoral degree in a relevant discipline such as clinical or experimental psychology, cognitive neuroscience, statistics, medical physics or computer science. The position is ideally suited for candidates who envision a research-oriented career. The application deadline is January 15, 2014 and the position start date is flexible between July and September 2014. Salary is $45K to $50K in year 1 depending on experience, with a generous benefits package through the University of Wisconsin. Funding to attend and present at one to two conferences per year is also provided. Interested applicants should send a CV, representative publications, a research statement and two letters of recommendation by email to Sterling Johnson, PhD, Professor, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Please see _/www.brainmap.wisc.edu/ <http://www.brainmap.wisc.edu>_and _/www.wai.wisc.edu/ <http://www.wai.wisc.edu>_to get an idea of our multidisciplinary research team and our recent publications. Interested applicants please contact: Sterling Johnson, PhD fmri(a)medicine.wisc.edu

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Fwd: Re: Post doc position in the interdisciplinary field of Clinical Interventions and Neuroscience
by Gary Green 19 Nov '13

19 Nov '13

> On Nov 19, 2013, at 10:37 AM, "N. Gadek" <natalia.gadek(a)UNIVIE.AC.AT> wrote: > > University Assistant (post doc) at the Clinical Psychological Intervention & Clinical Neuroscience-Unit at the Department of Applied Psychology: > Health, Development, Enhancement and Intervention at the University of Vienna, Austria > > Applications are invited for a post-doctoral position in the newly founded research group for Clinical Psychological Intervention & Clinical Neuroscience (head: Prof. Kristina Hennig-Fast), Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna, Austria. > > Among other research areas the Department of Applied Psychology: Health, Development, Enhancement and Intervention has a new research focus on Clinical Psychological Intervention (CPI-Unit) and Clinical Neuroscience (CNS-Unit) that is also extending over several other faculties reflecting an excellent infrastructure and interdisciplinarity. Within the field of Clinical Neuroscience the proponents of this new research focus collaborate with Prof. Claus Lamm, head of the SCAN (Social, Cognitive, Affective Neuroscience) Unit at the Department of Basic Psychological Research and Research Method at the University of Vienna. > The research infrastructure involves direct access to state-of-the art EEG labs, including combined EEG/TMS and EEG/fMRI systems, tDCS, TMS, two behavioral laboratory for group experiments and clinical assessment, and access to fMRI scanning via collaborations with the MR Centre of Excellence of the Medical University of Vienna (3 T and 7 T scanners). Furthermore a state-of-the art eye-tracking lab and a virtual-reality lab are implemented. > The collaboration of the CPI, CNS and SCAN-Unit can be characterized as an interface of clinical, biological and socio-cognitive psychology that is concerned with the application of theory and research from social and cognitive psychology toward the better understanding of > > a) human adaptation and adjustment > b) development and alleviation of psychological problems, distress and clinical disorders > c) the enhancement of psychological well-being > d) the underlying bio- and neuropsychological pattern of these processes. > > Topics of research include psychopathology, emotional, behavioral, cognitive and interpersonal problems in patients and healthy people as well as processes of psychological change in daily life (e.g. emotion-regulation and self-regulation) and in professional settings (e.g. psychotherapy). Clinical and Socio-Affective Cognitive Neuroscience is an interdisciplinary field that asks questions about topics traditionally of interest to social psychologists using methods traditionally employed by cognitive neuroscientists in clinical patient groups or in high-risk groups within the healthy population. Further, the impact of psychotherapeutic, pharmacotherapeutic and biopsychological interventions on socio-psychological, affective and cognitive processes and the underlying pattern of changes are of major interest. > As a Postdoctoral fellow you will join the group of Prof. Kristina Hennig-Fast (CPI- and CNS-Unit), but also be associated to the group of Prof. Lamm (SCAN-Unit). > > The staff at the section of Clinical Psychology will consist of several research members (pre- and post-docs, senior lecturers, associate professors and senior professors), administrative staff members, research and teaching assistants and additional grant-funded research assistants. > > The University of Vienna is the oldest university in the German-speaking world and one of the largest in Central Europe, offering great opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations with other research groups at the Faculty of Psychology, at other Faculties, as well as with other Universities such as the Medical University of Vienna. > > Please submit: Letter of motivation, CV, list of publications, one-page research statement (outlining research interests, planned research, and past research experience), and names and addresses of two persons that can be contacted as references. > Degree of Employment: 40 hours/week > > The offered position also includes mandatory teaching (4h/week) of courses in B.Sc. Psychology, M.Sc. Psychology and Diploma Psychology, on topics in clinical psychology, clinical neurosciences, and/or clinical experimental biopsychology, depending upon the candidate’s experience and teaching preferences. > > General Job Description > > - 4-years- 100% position with possible extension to a maximum of 6 years after evaluation > - Engagement in research projects > - Implementation of interdisciplinary projects in Clinical psychology, Neuroscience and Biopsychology, Social Psychology, Medicine, > - Autonomous research project administration > - Involvement in writing research proposals and in procuring external funding > > - Involvement in research, teaching and administration: > Ø Autonomous publications of scientific manuscripts in international peer-reviewed journals > Ø Active contribution to international collaborations > Ø Active contribution to organization of conferences and symposia > Ø Autonomous teaching activities > > > Minimum Requirements: > > - High-level university degree and an excellent PhD degree in psychology (focus on Clinical Psychology/Neuropsychology, Biopsychology) or in associated scientific disciplines (e.g. Cognitive or Clinical Neuroscience, Cognitive Science, Cognitive Biology/Neurobiology) > - Prior profound experience in using imaging and/or psychophysiological methods and related data analysis (in clinical populations) > - Outstanding interest in clinical experimental and/or neuroscientific research and teaching > - Motivation to apply for third-party funding for research projects > - interest to implement new medical and psychophysiological techniques > - Willingness to work in interdisciplinary teams > - Willingness to work on data analysis (knowledge in statistics, programming, and analysis tools for imaging data) > - Team spirit and communicative skills > - Resilience and autonomy > - Flexibility > - Asense of initiative, problem-solving ability, adjustment to change > > The approbation as psychological psychotherapeut and/or clinical psychologist (or European or international equivalent of this degree) is highly appreciated. Working languages could be either German or English. > > > We would appreciate to receive an application including the following documents: > > - Letter of intent > - CV (focusing on a research interest and scientific profile) > - Description of research interests, research experience, and clinical training > - 2 letters of recommendation > > For informal inquiries, please contact Prof. Kristina Hennig-Fast: > kristina.hennig-fast(a)univie.ac.at > > Information for all applicants: > Career Grants are intended to facilitate the career jump and/or to continue the researcher’s career in Austria. Career Grants are targeted cost support measures for researchers who live abroad to facilitate the journey to Austria for job interviews (80% of travel costs) the relocation to Austria (max. € 2.000,-) and the professional integration of a partner (max. € 2.000,-). > > Further Information: http://www.ffg.at/career-grants > Factsheet: http://www.ffg.at/sites/default/files/downloads/page/en_infoblatt_karriereg… > > Applications should be sent electronically until the 15.12.2013 via http://jobcenter.univie.ac.at/ or to jobcenter(a)univie.ac.at (identification number: 4492)

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Fwd: Reminder - vacancies in the Maguire Memory Lab
by Gary Green 17 Nov '13

17 Nov '13

Hello All A reminder that the closing date for applications for 3 post-doctoral positions in my lab at the WTCN (aka the FIL) at UCL is next week: 1.Decoding memories from fMRI (MVPA, etc) 2.fMRI of scenes, space and memory (standard fMRI approaches) 3.Cognitive/neuropsychology Note that if you have just submitted your PhD, or are about to, then you can apply. More information is available here: http://tinyurl.com/oaamego Best wishes Eleanor Maguire /________________________________/ // /Professor Eleanor A. Maguire/ /Wellcome Trust Principal Research Fellow & Deputy Director/ /Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging/ /Institute of Neurology/ /University College London/ /12 Queen Square/ /London WC1N 3BG/ /UK/ /www.fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk <http://www.fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk/>/

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Fwd: Post-Doc in Clinical Neuroimaging
by Gary Green 17 Nov '13

17 Nov '13

*POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP* *IN CLINICAL NEUROIMAGING * /THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY/ JEFFERSON / /MEDICAL COLLEGE, PHILA., PA./ The Department of Neurology at Thomas Jefferson University/Jefferson Medical College announces a Two-Year Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Clinical Neuroimaging focusing on both clinical applications and primary cognitive neuroscience investigations. The emphasis in our neuroimaging program is on cognitive and behavioral reorganization/plasticity following brain surgery for epilepsy, tumors, and other neurological conditions. Presurgical brain mapping studies are undertaken (MRI volumetrics, fMRI, resting state, diffusion weighted imaging, electrocortical stimulation, neuropsychological assessment) as well as post-surgical neuroimaging studies investigating clinical, cognitive, and behavioral outcomes. Pre-surgical brain mapping studies will be conducted on a regular basis and utilized in image-guided surgery. Funded and planned cognitive neuroscience studies in cognitive reorganization and plasticity will be emphasized, but other projects in attention, motor, memory, and language will be conducted. Thomas Jefferson University provides a rich interdisciplinary environment with grand rounds, seminars, case conferences, and opportunities to collaborate with faculty across departments such as neurosurgery. Successful applicant will have a strong background in image processing (e.g., MATLAB, SPM) with a strong interest in clinical neuroimaging and cognitive neuroscience. Applicants must have a MD or PHD in neuroscience, biophysics, biomedical engineering, statistics, neuropsychology, or related field. Interested applicants should send a CV and cover letter stating experience and interests, three letters of recommendation, and transcripts. Anticipated start date is summer of 2014. *Contact: Joseph I. Tracy, Ph.D., ABPP(CN). Director, Cognitive Neuroscience and Brain Imaging Laboratory, Thomas Jefferson Univ./Jefferson Medical Coll., Jefferson Hospital for Neuroscience, 901 Walnut Street, Suite #447, Phila.,PA 19107, phone:#215-955-4661, *e-mail: joseph.tracy(a)jefferson.edu <mailto:joseph.tracy@jefferson.edu>. Thomas Jefferson University is a nondiscriminatory/affirmative actual employer. Applications from members of ethnic and racial minority groups are encouraged. The information contained in this transmission contains privileged and confidential information. It is intended only for the use of the person named above. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution or duplication of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and destroy all copies of the original message. *_CAUTION_*: Intended recipients should NOT use email communication for emergent or urgent health care matters.

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Fwd: Post-docs in Dynamic Network Analysis with Human Neuroimaging
by Gary Green 17 Nov '13

17 Nov '13

Two post-doctoral positions available in human neuroimaging focusing on brain connectivity dynamics and cognitive control We seek two post-doctoral fellows to work on studies using functional MRI (fMRI) and/or computational modeling of brain connectivity dynamics (graph theory/network science) investigating cognitive control. We are especially interested in investigating neural mechanisms of highly adaptive cognition – such as the human ability to rapidly learn new tasks from instructions. See Cole et al., 2013 (/Nature Neuroscience/) <http://www.mwcole.net/pubs/2013_Cole_NatNeurosci.pdf> [http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nn.3470] for our recent work identifying flexible hubs that facilitate highly adaptive cognition. Human neuroimaging studies will focus on identifying local (within-region) and global (multi-network) connectivity mechanisms facilitating first-trial task learning and other forms of highly flexible cognition (e.g., involving lateral prefrontal cortex). This will primarily involve functional connectivity analyses using fMRI (during rest and task). Computational modeling will involve biologically realistic neuronal network models implementing first-trial learning and other forms of highly flexible cognition in order to test the plausibility of proposed mechanisms – and expanding computers into a computational realm currently only occupied by humans (i.e., creating artificial intelligence by investigating natural intelligence). Further, computational modeling will involve application of statistical techniques to find ways to detect newly identified mechanisms using neuroimaging, in order to test predictions made by the models. The positions will be at Rutgers University in Newark, NJ (13 miles from New York City, NY) and located in a newly renovated laboratory space in the Center for Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience (CMBN), in the same building as the new Rutgers University Brain Imaging Center. Preferred attributes of candidates: 1) Strong computer programming skills; 2) Strong statistical analysis skills; 3) Excellent writing (and general communication) skills; 4) A consistent passion for learning and making discoveries in neuroscience (or related fields); 5) Expertise (a PhD) in behavioral, neuroimaging, network science, and/or computational modeling research. The ideal candidate will have expertise in at least one of the areas described above (e.g., cognitive control, brain imaging, network analysis, computational modeling) with interest in being trained in one or more of the other areas. For more information on the lab's research visit http://www.mwcole.net <http://www.mwcole.net/> Start date is flexible, but is anticipated to be between April and December 2014. The deadline for applying is December 1, 2013. If interested send your CV and a cover letter with an overview of your background and career goals, along with names and emails of potential recommenders to mwcole(a)mwcole.net <mailto:mwcole@mwcole.net>

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