I would appreciate it if you could post this on CVNet - thanks.
A post-doctoral position is available to participate in studies of signal
processing mechanisms in visual perception of motion and texture.
Approaches include: single unit electrophysiology and optical imaging
(cat visual cortex); psychophysics and fMRI (humans); and
computational modeling - for more information and examples of past or
on-going projects, see:
http://ego.psych.mcgill.ca/labs/mvr/Curtis/cbaker_home.html
The position is available Sept 1, but the starting date is flexible; the
duration is for one year with possibility of renewal for 1-2 additional
years. Previous experience with any of the following would be desirable:
neurophysiology; human psychophysics; computer programming (C,
Matlab); computer simulation; advanced mathematics.
The laboratory is one of a close-knit group of vision labs having a
community of trainees and faculty who interact and collaborate on a
variety of interdisiplinary vision research projects - for more
information
see http://ego.psych.mcgill.ca/labs/mvr/ The lab group is located in
Montreal, a cosmopolitan as well as very livable city.
Interested individuals should contact:
Curtis Baker
McGill Vision Research Unit
Department of Ophthalmology, McGill Univesity
687 Pine Ave W, H4-14
Montreal, Canada H3A 1A1
curtis@astra.vision.mcgill.ca