Dear colleagues,
Applications are invited for a post-doctoral fellow at the Hospital for Sick Children,
affiliated with the University of Toronto. This training opportunity in developmental
cognitive neuroscience will involve research on the maturation of functional brain
networks during childhood and adolescence in relation to the development of cognitive
abilities, as well as how atypical development of functional networks is related to
cognitive difficulties in clinical populations including children with autism spectrum
disorders and children born preterm.
The applicants should hold a PhD in psychology, neuroscience or a related field. Prior
neuroimaging experience using MEG and/or MRI is required. Research experience in
cognitive neuroscience, cognitive development and/or source localization, time-frequency
or connectivity analysis techniques would be an asset.
The Hospital for Sick Children offers an excellent training environment with strong
expertise in developmental cognitive neuroscience, paediatric neuroscience, and MEG and
MRI imaging. Research-dedicated 3T MRI and MEG systems are core facilities within the
hospital, and rich data sets collected from typically and atypically developing children
are available. Post-doctoral funding is available for a two-year period. The successful
applicant will conduct research primarily under the supervision of Dr. Margot J Taylor.
Please send all applications, including and CV and covering letter to
joanne.cook(a)sickkids.ca
Start date: as soon as possible; applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis until
the position is filled.
Thanks,
Sam Doesburg
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