Connectionists: Faculty and senior postdoc positions at University of Tokyo

[Mingbo Cai]

How does human intelligence arise? Can we create artificial intelligence to
extend or complement human intelligence? The International Research Center
for Neurointelligence (IRCN) at The University of Tokyo was recently
launched to solve these challenges under the World Premier International
(WPI) Research Initiative of Japan.
International Research Center for Neurointelligence, The University of
Tokyo, Japan, has now open positions for highly motivated Senior
Postdoctoral Research Fellows and Open-Rank Faculty (Assistant, Associate,
and Full Professor). You will have access to our world-class technologies
and facilities, extensive global collaboration networks, and vibrant
international environment. In addition to independent research, successful
candidates will endeavor to bridge disciplines as key computation members
in our highly collaborative Team Science ecosystem. Current research themes
include attention, prediction, intrinsic activity, social intelligence,
autism, psychosis risk, multi-scale imaging, and critical period
mechanisms. Senior postdoctoral fellows will have scientific independence
and a career path to positions in industry and academia. We strongly
encourage applications from international and female candidates to further
enhance our diverse environment. The official language of IRCN is English
and bilingual support is provided for life in cosmopolitan Tokyo.

https://ircn.jp/en/careers/20200225-projectprofessor


Mingbo Cai
International Research Center for Neurointelligence
University of Tokyo
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