Connectionists: Computational neuroscience postdoc positions at the Washington University in St Louis

[Naoki Hiratani]

One or two post-doctoral positions are available in computational 
neurosciences in the Hiratani lab at the Washington University School of 
Medicine. Our laboratory seeks to uncover the fundamental principles 
underlying learning and computation in the brain from the interface 
between the brain and artificial intelligence. The research topics 
include learning and computation in wide-and-shallow neural networks 
(olfactory systems, cerebellum, and Octopus vertical lobe), biologically 
plausible credit assignment, large-scale neural and behavioral data 
analysis, and structure knowledge processing in the brain. Please check 
our laboratory website for the details (https://www.hiratanilab.org/).

Candidates should possess a strong mathematical and/or computational 
background and hold a Ph.D. in computational neuroscience, statistics, 
computer science, physics, math, or a related field. Previous experience 
in computational neuroscience is a plus but not required.

Our laboratory resides in the new 11-story neuroscience research 
building, where many collaboration opportunities with excellent 
experimental laboratories are available. For general information on 
postdoc positions at Washington University in St. Louis, please refer to 
postdoc.wustl.edu/prospective-postdocs.

Interested candidates should send CV and contact information of two 
references to hiratani at wustl.edu.

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Naoki Hiratani, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Department of Neuroscience

Washington University in St Louis

https://www.hiratanilab.org/

hiratani at wustl.edu
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