[visionlist] postdoctoral position at the Salk Institute: single-cell physiology in awake non-human primates

[Sergei Gepshtein]

A new NIH-funded postdoctoral position is immediately available at the 
Vision Center Laboratory of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in 
La Jolla. The project is led by Tom Albright and Sergei Gepshtein. The 
focus is on adaptive mechanisms of motion sensitivity, in particular the 
changes of neuronal selectivity in the primary visual cortex of 
non-human primates.  Desirable qualifications include considerable 
experience and independence in single-cell recording, and interest in 
sensory psychophysics and mathematical modeling of neural function.  
Duration and salary are flexible.  If interested, please send your CV 
and contact details of two referees to Ms. Maria Pacheco at 
/mpacheco at salk.edu/.

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Salk Institute offers a warm, 
collegial and collaborative work environment. The Institute consistently 
ranks among the leading research institutions in the world for its 
faculty's contributions and the impact of their findings. The Institute 
has trained more than 2,000 scientists, many of whom have gone on to 
positions of leadership in other prominent research centers worldwide.

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Sergei Gepshtein, Ph.D.
Vision Center & Systems Neurobiology Laboratories
The Salk Institute for Biological Studies
10010 N. Torrey Pines Road
La Jolla, CA 92037, USA
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