*Senior Research Assistant/Research Fellow in Clinical Neuroscience*
*Location: *Highfield Campus, University of Southampton, UK
*Salary: *£27,854 to £34,223
Full-Time Fixed Term for 4 years
*Closing Date: *Saturday 15 June 2013
*Reference: *239213JW
*/English & Romanian Adoptees Brain Imaging Study/*
We are currently inviting applications for a post-doctoral Research
Fellowship working on a unique MRC-funded study exploring the long-term
effects of early institutional deprivation on the development of brain
structure and function.
The role will primarily involve working with young adults to collect and
analyse structural and functional MRI data. You will also collect
clinical and neurocognitive data using standardised measures/tasks and
will work closely with the project supervisors to interpret and write up
the results for publication, and prepare presentations for internal and
external scientific meetings and reports to our funders.
You will have excellent interpersonal skills and experience of giving
presentations and preparing academic papers (and ideally grant
applications). You will have a good understanding of the principles of
MRI data analysis, and specialist training in either structural or
functional MRI analysis (ideally with SPM or FSL). However, further MRI
analysis training will be provided. You will have a postgraduate degree
in cognitive neuroscience, clinical neuroimaging, or a related subject.
A PhD and experience of working with clinical populations would be
highly advantageous.
This post will be based in the Developmental Brain-Behaviour Laboratory
(DBBL) at the University of Southampton, but you will work closely with
colleagues at the Institute of Psychiatry in London. The post will
involve significant travel between Southampton and London and you will
be expected to work occasionally outside normal office hours and at
weekends.
The appointment will also require an enhanced DSB disclosure (similar to
Criminal Record Bureau clearance).
The post is tenable from 1st September 2013, or as soon as possible
thereafter.
For further details and informal enquiries, please contact Professor
Edmund Sonuga-Barke at ejb3(a)southampton.ac.uk
<mailto:ejb3@southampton.ac.uk> or via telephone at +442380 594604.
*The closing date for this position is the 15th June 2013. Please apply
through
www.jobs.soton.ac.uk <http://www.jobs.soton.ac.uk/> or telephone
+442380 592421 for an application form. Please quote
reference 239213JW on all correspondence. *