The Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London (UK), anticipates appointing 3 Research Associates/Post docs, for posts beginning in October 98, or in January 1999. The appointments would be for 2 years in the first instance, extendable for a further three years to yield a total of 5 years in post. These appointments are part of a Medical Research Council (UK) Programme grant, to be awarded to Prof Jon Driver & Dr Martin Eimer, on "Crossmodal Attention and Spatial Representation". Our recent work on this topic is illustrated by the Driver & Spence article in Trends in Cognitive Science, 2, 254-261 (1998). The responsibilities of each post would be as follows: Post 1. Conducting ERP studies of crossmodal attention in normals, and in neurological patients suffering from spatial attentional deficits, such as neglect and/or extinction. Post 2. Conducting functional imaging studies (fMRI, event-related fMRI and PET) on the above topics. Post 3. Clinical testing of neurological patients on these topics, plus conducting psychophysical experiments. The 3 post-holders would be expected to collaborate, and thus would have some involvement with all of the methods. The Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience offers a unique environment for interdisciplinary collaborations of this kind. It is located right next to the functional imaging lab of theWellcome Department of Cognitive Neurology, and also to the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery; and also includes many leading cognitive psychologists and computational modellors among its personnel. A first degree and PhD in Psychology or a related discipline are required, together with relevant experience and a proven commitment to research. Informal enquiries can be addressed to j.driver@ucl.ac.uk, and/or me209@cam.ac.uk. Interested parties should send a brief c.v. and the names of referees. Professor J. Driver Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, Department of Psychology, Alexandra House, Queen Square University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT, UK FAX: UK-171-436-4276 Tel: UK-171-387-7050 or 391-1121 direct E-mail: ***PLEASE NOTE CHANGED ADDRESS*** with effect from 1998, changed to j.driver@ucl.ac.uk