Postdoctoral positions available

[Jonathan D. Cohen]

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Quantitative Neuroscience, Princeton 
University. Positions are available under support from a training grant 
from the National Inistitute of Mental Health for training in 
quantitative neuroscience. The purpose of this training grant is to 
provide neuroscience trainees with the quantitative skills needed to 
keep pace with the rapid advances in neuroscientific theory and 
methodology, and to make progress in understanding the complexity of 
systems-level function in the brain. Information about the training 
program is available at 
http://neuroscience.princeton.edu/neurotraininggrant.html. Applicants 
should have strong quantitative skills and a Ph.D. in neuroscience, 
psychology, biology, or a related discipline. Areas of research include 
the mathematical analysis and/or development of computational models of 
neural network functioning, the development of new methods for signal 
processing and statistical analysis of complex neuroscientific data 
(e.g., multiunit neuronal recordings, neuroimaging datasets, etc.), and 
the application of these methods to system-level studies of brain 
function. Opportunities available immediately; stipend commensurate 
with experience. Applications should consist of a brief statement of 
research interests (2-3 pages), three letters of reference, and may 
also include an indication of the faculty member(s) with whom the 
candidate would like to work. Applications should be sent to Wendy 
Morelock (morelock at princeton.edu) with "POSTDOC QUANT NEURO" in the 
subject heading. PU/EO/AAE