Fwd: fMRI post-doc position in Rome

The Neuroimaging Laboratory at the Santa Lucia Foundation, Rome (Italy) offers a postdoctoral position to work on fMRI projects under the supervision of Dr Emiliano Macaluso. The projects will involve combining computational models of sensory salience and neuroimaging data to investigate the interplay between attention and memory during the processing of complex stimuli (e.g. videos of natural environments). The Neuroimaging Laboratory is equipped with a 3 Tesla MR scanner that is fully dedicated to research. In addition, within the Lab we have a wide-ranging expertise of advanced neuroimaging methods, including analyses of structural and functional connectivity. The ideal candidate will have a PhD in neuroscience (or a related field), expertise in the acquisition and analysis of fMRI data and excellent programming skills. The successful candidate is expected to work within the general framework of the project, but also to actively contribute with his/her own ideas. The initial appointment is for two years. Salary will be commensurate with experience (26.000-32.000 Euro p.a. gross). Applicants should submit a curriculum vitae, together with the names and email-addresses of two referees to: Dr Emiliano Macaluso Director of the Neuroimaging Laboratory Santa Lucia Foundation Via Ardeatina, 306 00179 Rome (Italy) The closing date for the receipt of applications is the *16th June 2013*. For informal enquiries please e-mail: e.macaluso(a)hsantalucia.it --- Dr Emiliano Macaluso Neuroimaging Laboratory Santa Lucia Foundation Via Ardeatina 306 00179 Rome (Italy) Tel.: 0039 - 06 5150 1493 FAX: 0039 - 06 5150 1213 E-mail: e.macaluso(a)hsantalucia.it Web: www.slneuroimaginglab.com The information contained in this message is confidential and is intended for the exclusive use of the person(s) or company(s) above addessed. If you are not the intended recipient(s), you are expressly prohibited from using, copying and distributing this message or any part of it in accordance with art. 616 of the criminal code and the law 196/03 (privacy). If you receive this message please don't read it but destroy it and then inform us by e-mail or by phone - number +39 06515011