Postdoctoral Fellowship in Visual Psychophysics, David Williams'
Laboratory. A position is available in my laboratory to explore the
optical and neural limits of spatial and color vision. My laboratory
is equipped with unique technology for studying early constraints on
vision. For example, we have an adaptive optics system that allows
us to deliver visual stimuli that are free of the eye's optical
aberration and that allows us to noninvasively image the retina at
high enough resolution that single cones can be resolved. This unique
tool is available to study, among other things, the development of
the photoreceptor mosaic in infant eyes and its role in spatial
vision, or the organization of the trichromatic cone mosaic and its
implications for color vision. Rochester is an exciting place to
develop your career in vision and related fields; the University's
Center for Visual Science has 25 laboratories engaged in a broad
spectrum of vision research projects. The Center provides a large
technical staff of programmers and engineers to help with your
research needs. For additional information, see
http://www.cvs.rochester.edu/. A Ph.D. in visual psychophysics and
strong quantitative skills are highly desirable. Applicants should
submit a curriculum vitae including names of three references to:
David R. Williams, Director, Center for Visual Science, University of
Rochester, Rochester, NY 14627-0270. The University of Rochester is
an equal opportunity employer.
-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Michele Schultz email: michele@cvs.rochester.edu Center for Visual Science phone: 716 275 8659 University of Rochester fax: 716 271 3043 Meliora Hall 274 Rochester NY 14627-0270 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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