Connectionists: postdoctoral position in human connectomics

[Olaf Sporns]

*Postdoctoral/Assistant Research Scientist Position in Human Connectomics*

Indiana University is making a multi-year, multi-million dollar 
investment to create and expand the infrastructure for research and 
training in network science through the establishment of the Indiana 
University Network Science Institute (IUNI – http://iuni.iu.edu ).

IUNI seeks applicants for a postdoctoral position as Assistant Research 
Scientist in the area of Human Connectomics. This position will be 
appointed for a two-year term with the possibility of renewal based on 
exemplary performance and continued funding. The position involves close 
collaboration with the Computational Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory 
(www.indiana.edu/~cortex <http://www.indiana.edu/%7Ecortex> – Head: Olaf 
Sporns) and the Indiana University Center for Neuroimaging 
(http://neuroimaging.medicine.iu.edu/ - Director: Andrew J. Saykin). 
Research goals focus on the application of sophisticated network 
analysis and modeling methods to multimodal human neuroimaging data 
sets, including advanced diffusion imaging, structural MRI and 
resting-state fMRI, in both healthy and clinical populations. A major 
application focus is on prodromal stages of Alzheimer’s disease and many 
other clinical populations, including TBI, non-CNS cancer and psychosis, 
are also being investigated.In addition to close collaboration with Drs. 
Sporns, Saykin and colleagues, the successful candidate will be 
encouraged to interact with IU’s growing community of network scientists.

A full position description and instructions for how to apply can be 
found at: https://indiana.peopleadmin.com/hr/postings/1490

For informal inquiries please contact Olaf Sporns at osporns at indiana.edu 
<mailto:osporns at indiana.edu>

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Olaf Sporns -- @spornslab
Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
Programs in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405

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