Connectionists: Postdoctoral position jointly in Behrmann/Grover labs CMU in understanding neural mechanisms through noninvasive brain monitoring

[Pulkit Grover]

Postdoctoral position jointly in Behrmann/Grover labs CMU in understanding
neural mechanisms through noninvasive brain monitoring

A postdoc position on utilizing noninvasive measurement modalities is
available in the labs of Marlene Behrmann and Pulkit Grover at Carnegie
Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA). The team's goal is to utilize existing
and novel engineering and mathematical tools to understand neural
mechanisms in healthy and diseased states through EEG measurements,
possibly complemented by fMRI. The role of the postdoc will be to lead
experimental testing, simulations, and data analysis. The postdoc will
collaborate with information theorists, neuroscientists, experimentalists,
and clinicians. This is an opportunity to work on challenging and
applicable scientific problems in a highly interdisciplinary and vibrant
environment.

Requirements: PhD in a related discipline (Engineering, Computer Science,
Neuroscience, or Biomedical Engineering) with a strong experimental and
computational record. Background in EEG recordings is required. The labs
are committed to the professional development of the members, making this
position a valuable preparation for those interested in academic,
industrial or entrepreneurial careers. The position has no mandatory
teaching or administrative duties.

The ideal start date is April 2019, but early applications will also be
accepted. The position is initially for 12 months with the possibility of
renewal. Compensation will be competitive, and commensurate with relevant
experience. Candidates should send a CV, a statement of research experience
and interests, expected date of availability, and the contact information
for three references to behrmann at cmu.edu and pulkit at cmu.edu with the
subject line “neural monitoring postdoc”. Application review will proceed
until the position is filled.
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