Connectionists: Postdoctoral position in the neural basis of decision making and reinforcement learning schizophrenia

James Waltz jwaltz at mprc.umaryland.edu
Wed Jul 8 13:42:46 EDT 2015


I wanted to alert recent PhD recipients to the following postdoctoral research opportunity: 

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Postdoctoral Position  
Maryland Psychiatric Research Center  
Postdoctoral position in the cognitive neuroscience of schizophrenia  
Department of Psychiatry  
University of Maryland School of Medicine  


We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to work on an NIH-funded project at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center (MPRC), University of Maryland School of Medicine, that involves the use of fMRI and computational modeling methods to investigate decision making and reinforcement learning in schizophrenia.  The work involves an extensive collaboration between MPRC investigators (James Waltz and James Gold) and the Brown University laboratory of Michael Frank. We are seeking a rather unique individual - someone with a strong computational background, but also with an interest in psychopathology. Funding is available for up to 2 years. 


The University of Maryland, Baltimore is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action employer. Minorities, women, veterans and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply. 


Candidates must have a PhD or equivalent in a neuroscience-related field. 


They should have a background in neuroimaging data analysis with strong quantitative skills and interests in reinforcement learning and psychopathology. 


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Additional Salary Information: Salary based on NIH Stipend Scale and depends on experience. 


Contact: Dr. James A. Waltz, Phd (jwaltz at mprc.umaryland.edu) 
Investigating Decision-Making and Reward in Schizophrenia Lab 
http://www.waltzlab.org  
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