CVNet - postdoc; adult plasticity after lesions; Univ Rochester

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    From: Bill Merigan <billm@cvs.rochester.edu>
    Subject: Postdoctoralposition

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    UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER MEDICAL CENTER and CENTER FOR VISUAL SCIENCE,
    ROCHESTER, NY

    Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
    Adult plasticity after localized extrastriate visual lesions
          
    A three-year post-doctoral position is available in the laboratory
    of Dr. B. Merigan to study the time course of neuronal and perceptual
    changes after small extrastriate lesions due to stroke. fMRI will be
    used to study the location, extent and stimulus specificity of the
    lesion effects. Perfusion and diffusion MR will be used to estimate
    vascular effects that could contribute to changes in the fMRI signal.
    Visual testing will be used to relate the retinotopy and nature of
    perceptual effects to the time course of the imaging changes.

    The fellow will be working in a multidisciplinary environment
    including the group of Dr. Jianhui Zhong (MR physics), of Dr. Daphne
    Bavelier (developmental plasticity - psychophysics and fMRI) and of
    Dr. William Merigan (Neuropsychology in human and primates - adult
    plasticity).

    Preference will be given to candidates who have UNIX and programming
    (matlab and/or C++) experience, as well as experience with MR imaging.
            
    Facilities include 2-1.5 SIGNA imaging systems, Unix and SGI
    computers for data analysis (flattening, registration), and fully
    equipped facilities for testing visual function while monitoring
    fixation location.

    The Center for Visual Science is an active environment for research
    in visual physiology and perception and in imaging methods
    (http://www.cvs.rochester.edu).
            
    Candidates should send a cover letter which describe their research
    experience, a curriculum vitae, reprints of published work, and the
    names and e-mail address of three references.

    -- 
    Wm Merigan
    Box 314
    Department of Ophthalmology and Center for Visual Science
    University of Rochester
    Rochester, NY 14642
    Tel: 716-275-4872
    Fax: 716-256-2591
    e-mail:billm@cvs.rochester.edu
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    <div>-- <br> Wm Merigan<br> Box 314<br> Department of Ophthalmology and Center for Visual Science<br> University of Rochester<br> Rochester, NY 14642<br> Tel: 716-275-4872<br> Fax: 716-256-2591<br> e-mail:billm@cvs.rochester.edu</div> </body> </html> --============_-1247918205==_ma============--



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