CVNet - research assistant; neural plasticity; Univ of Rochester

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    From: daphne@bcs.rochester.edu
    To: cvnet@lawton.ewind.com
    Subject: RA in Cognitive Neuroscience
    Cc: daphne@bcs.rochester.edu

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                    RA Position in Cognitive Neuroscience and Brain Imaging

                            Rochester University, NY

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    The laboratory of Brain and Vision at the University of Rochester,
    Rochester, NY is looking for a full-time research assistant. The lab
    focuses on questions of neural plasticity in the human brain. We are
    specifically interested in assessing how experience alters the
    functional organization of the brain. To address this question, we have
    been comparing populations with different sensory experience, such as
    congenitally deaf and hearing subjects using several different
    techniques, including functional magnetic resonance imaging, eye
    position monitoring and recording of behavioral measures such as
    reaction times or accuracy (see http://www.bcs.rochester.edu/~daphne).

    The position involves participating in the different stages of the
    experiments involving eye tracking, behavioral recordings. The
    Research Assistant will have primary responsibility for helping running
    the lab, preparing and running experiments (with undergraduates or deaf
    individuals as subjects), analyzing data, and cooperating with students
    on research projects.

    Minimum requirements for this position include a college degree, some
    computer expertise (familiarity with multi-platforms networks: Sun,
    MacIntosh, PCs, SGIs); basic knowledge of UNIX is necessary. Good
    organizational and communication skills expected.

    The ideal candidates would have some experience or a high interest for
    experimental research and a genuine curiosity for cognitive processes
    and their underlying brain events.

    Ideally, the assistant would begin work around Sept 1st (exact date
    flexible). The length of the appointments is flexible, up to two years
    (and possibly longer contingent upon funding).

    If interested, please send a CV and short statement of your interest,
    as well as the name and address of three references to Daphne Bavelier,
    daphne@bcs.rochester.edu.

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    Daphne Bavelier, Asst. Prof. Brain & Cognitive Sciences

                                                    Meliora Hall, Box 270268

    Department of Brain and Cognitive Science University of Rochester

    Center for Visual Science Rochester, NY 14627-0268

    Department of Radiology Fax: 716-442-9216

                                                         Phone: 716-275-8714

    daphne@bcs.rochester.edu TTY: 716-275-0698

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