CVNet - postdoc; visual perception & eye movements; Univ Newcastle

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    From: Julie Harris <J.Harris@ncl.ac.uk>
    Subject: RA Position, Newcastle

    Hoover, could you please post this advert for me.
    Julie

    UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
    DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

    POST DOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE
    VISUAL PERCEPTION AND EYE MOVEMENTS

    Salary UKP 16,286 - 19.869 p.a.

    Applications are invited for a three year Research Associate position,
    working with Dr. Julie Harris on an EPSRC funded project to study human eye
    movements and binocular visual perception. Our aim is to understand how
    visual and eye movement information interact to improve 3-D perception and
    visually guided action.

    Applicants should normally hold, or expect to hold by the appointment data,
    a PhD in Psychology, Computer Vision, AI, Neuroscience, or a related
    numerate discipline. If no suitable post-doctoral researcher can be found,
    a good MSc or exceptionally a BSc graduate may be considered. Candidates
    should be enthusiastic about vision and should have, or be keen to learn,
    the skills of human eye movement measurement, graphics programming,
    measurement of motor behaviour and visual psychophysics.

    Newcastle is now a leading centre for vision research in the UK. The
    Department of Psychology's staff have research programmes in vision,
    cognitive and computational neuroscience; evolutionary psychology and
    behavioural ecology. The Department is the home of two interdisciplinary
    research centres: the Neural Systems Group and the Evolution and Behaviour
    Research Group. Together, these groups have recently been awarded a major
    infrastructure grant from the Wellcome Trust under the Joint Infrastructure
    Fund (see: http://www.psychology.ncl.ac.uk/). The research associate will
    also have the opportunity to collaborate on measuring eye movements and
    visuo-motor interactions with Prof. John Findlay (Durham University) and
    Dr. Madelaine Grealy (Strathclyde University).

    The appointment is available from 1st October 2000, for 1 year in the first
    instance, renuable for 2 further years subject to progress. Starting salary
    will be according to qualifications and experience on the RA1A or RA1B
    scale (16,286 - 19,869 UK pounds).

    Please direct informal inquiries to Dr. Julie Harris (tel.
    +44-(0)191-222-8815; fax. +44-(0)191-222-5622; or e-mail
    J.Harris@ncl.ac.uk), and see our web pages:
    http://york37.ncl.ac.uk/www/harris/lab.html.

    ****************************
    Or, meet Julie Harris at ARVO from 30th April - 5th May: I'll be staying
    at Villas-by-the-sea, Lauderdale-by-the-sea (tel. (305)-772-3550, ask for
    apt. in name of Bullinaria). Please contact me to arrange a meeting.
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    Applications should include: 1) a letter of intent which includes your
    research experience, interests and career goals; 2) a curriculum vitae; 3)
    reprints of relevant published work; and4) three letters of reference.

    Please send to:
    Dr. Julie Harris,
    Department of Psychology,
    University of Newcastle upon Tyne,
    Ridley Building,
    Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, UK.

    Closing date for applications is 15 May 2000.



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