PROGRAMMING THE "BRAIN-MACHINE INTERFACE"

[Mark Laubach]

PROGRAMMING THE "BRAIN-MACHINE INTERFACE"

A position is available at the John B. Pierce Laboratory,
affiliated with the Yale School of Medicine, for someone
with strong computer programming skills (C/C++, Python,
Matlab, S+/R). This person will work as part of a team
of neuroscientists, engineers, mathematicians, and
computer scientists working on the "brain-machine
interface" (sponsored by a grant from DARPA). This
position requires knowledge of UNIX-style operating
systems, modern methods for data analysis and machine
learning, and distributed and/or real-time computing,
is available starting July 1, 2002, and is paid at
NIH-standard levels.  If interested, please send a vita,
a summary of skills and experience, and the names of
three references to:

Mark Laubach, Ph.D.
The John B. Pierce Laboratory
Yale School of Medicine
290 Congress Ave
New Haven CT 06519
E-mail: laubach at kafka.med.yale.edu
http://www.jbpierce.org/staff/laubach.html

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NOTE: This is a follow-up to a recent posting related
to this project. Three of the other positions advertised
in our original posting have now been filled.