Postdoctoral Positions
Where What 2009
Brandeis University, USA EEG/ERP studies of Visual Memory Jun 11
Rutgers University, Newark, NJ, USA Two-photon and optical imaging Jun 10
University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland Cognitive Neuroimaging of Music Jun 8
Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute, San Francisco, CA, USA Neuroscience of decision making for oculomotor control Jun 4
University of Leeds, UK Cognitive Psychology (Neuroscience) Jun 4
Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY and the Museum of Modern Art, New York City Image-Based 3D Modeling of Fine Art Jun 3
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA Peripheral vision and image enhancement May 29
Norway and France Multispectral color imaging May 29
Technical University Chemnitz, Germany Cognitive Computational Neuroscience May 29
Harvard University, USA Attention and perception May 26
Dartmouth College, USA Visual psychophysics and fMRI May 22
University of Rochester, Rochester NY, USA Amblyopia and Video Games May 22
University of Pennsylvania, USA

Cognitive Neuroscience of Visual Scene Perception and Spatial Navigation

 May 18
Rutgers, USA Parietal experiments in behaving monkey May 8
University of Freiburg, Germany Research Associate in Neurophysiology May 6
NYU, New York, USA Object recognition May 4
Univ. of Rochester, NY, USA Behavioral, TMS and fMRI studies of visual perception and attention May 3
LIMSI-CNRS, Orsay, France NAVIG: A device to assist navigation for blind and low-vision users Apr 28
University of St. Andrews, UK Interactions between colour, luminance and other cues to depth Apr 27
The City College of the City University of New York, USA Visual and auditory influences on tactile perception Apr 27
McGill University, Montreal, Canada Cortical processing of visual information in non-human primates Apr 24
University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA fMRI and EEG, memory and attention Apr 21
University of Texas at Austin, USA Population coding in the visual cortex Apr 18
Queen Mary University of London, London, UK Multimedia and Vision Apr 13
University of Rochester, Rochester NY, USA Learning, Amblyopia and Video Games Apr 10
University of Rochester, Rochester NY, USA Decision Making, Learning and Video Games, Apr 10
University of Washington, Seattle, USA Psychophysical, fMRI and MRS studies of visual perception in blind subjects Mar 19
University College London Neuroaesthetics Mar 18
Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Germany Multisensory integration Mar 15
The Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Retinal neurophysiology Mar 11
University of Connecticut, USA Visual neurophysiology Mar 4
UCL Institute of Ophthalmology, London, UK Physiology of the visual system Mar 3
UC San Diego, USA Computational Cognitive Neuroscience Feb 25
Oregon Health & Science University, USA Electrophysiology Feb 19
Max-Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany Neural mechanisms of human communication Feb 19
University of London, UK Neural basis of learning in the human brain using functional MRI Feb 19
RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Japan Computational/Cognitive Neuroscience Feb 18
the Mediterranean Institute of Cognitive Neurosciences, Marseille, France Optical imaging studies of the cortical impact of retinal implant Feb 17
University of Rochester, USA Behavioral, TMS and fMRI studies of visual perception and attention Feb 10
SUNY Optometry, New York, USA Visual Neuroscience Feb 10
University of Verona, Italy TMS, single-unit recording Feb 6
Durham University, UK Neurorehabilitation of Hemianopia Feb 4
University of Iowa Scene and object perception, visual memory, attention, and gaze control Feb3
UC San Diego Computational Cognitive Neuroscience Feb 3
Instituto de Optica, Madrid, Spain Ocular Imaging and Visual Optics Feb 3
Max Planck Institute of Neurobiology, Martinsried-Munich, Germany Retinal Neurophysiology Feb 1
King's College London, UK Biologically inspired neural network model Jan 30
IDSIA, Switzerland Robot vision Jan 30
University of Californi, Berkeley, USA Myopia, emmetropization and eye growth regulation Jan 29
University of California Davis Vision science Jan 27
University of Reading and University of Oxford 3D vision Jan 25
Durham University, UK Vision Science Jan 25
McGill University, Montreal, Canada Analysis and Tracking of Human Locomotion Jan 24
Giessen University, Germany Color vision, visually guided actions, perception and action Jan 23
Institute of Medical Psychology, Magdeburg Neuropsychologist, Behavioral neuroscientist Jan 21
University Hospital, Zurich, Switzerland Control of human eye movements Jan 19
University of Montreal, Canada Virtual reality, perception, multisensory integration and opticaliImaging Jan 13
Indiana University, USA Visual cues in development of accommodation and vergence
Jan 13

Johns Hopkins University

 Cognitive Neuroscience of Attention and Cognitive Control Jan 8
University of Verona

Brain mechanisms of visual selective attention

 Jan 1
Where What 2008
Stanford University Neurophysiology and fMRI in behaving monkeys to understand attention, object recognition Dec 29
Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands Man-Machine Interaction Dec 18
Freiburg, Germany Neurotechnology Dec 16
University of Rochester, NY, USA Vision Research Dec 8
Université Paris Descartes & CNRS Visuo-motor interactions Dec 6
Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Amsterdam, NL Neuronal plasticity in the visual system Dec 3
Universite Paul Sabatier, CNRS, Toulouse, France Dynamics of visual perception and attention Dec 2
McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario,Canada Vision Research Dec 2
McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Spatial or temporal processing of human color vision Nov 26
EPFL (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology), Lausanne Computer vision and machine learning Nov 26
Max Planck Institute, Tuebingen, Germany 1 Post-Doc & 2 PhD in Flight and Driving Simulator Research Nov 24
Institute of Optics, Madrid, Spain Ocular Imaging and Visual Optics Nov 24
UC Riverside, CA, USA Sensory Learning Lab Nov 18
UC Santa Barbara, CA, USA fMRI of perception, attention, learning and decision making Nov 12
Newcastle University, UK Research Fellow in Systems Neuroscience Nov 12
Utrecht University, NL fMRI studies of visual perception Nov 11
McGill University, Montreal, Canada Neurophysiology and functional neuroimaging Nov 11
University of Alabama at Birmingham Central nervous system function, neural retina Nov 10
Rutgers University, NJ, USA Restoration of vision in primates, two photon imaging in behaving primate Nov 10
University of Leuven, Belgium Perceptual organization in the context of a dynamical and hierarchical visual brain Nov 5
Monash University, Australia Audiovisual integration Oct 30
Institute of Medical Psychology Magdeburg Neuropsychologist or Behavioral neuroscientist Oct 30
University of Oxford Imaging Neuroscience Oct 27
Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Germany Computational Vision Oct 23
Cambridge University, UK Behavioural neurophysiology Oct 16
York University, Toronto, Canada Faculty position in clinical neuroscience of vision Oct 15
Brown University Neural Representation of Objects Oct 14
Kessler Medical Rehabilitation Research and Educational Center Spatial cognition physician Oct 13
Justus-Liebig-Universität, Giessen, Germany Sensory processing and motor control Oct 13
University of Washington, Seattle, USA Primate Physiology Oct 12
Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix AZ, USA Perceptual, cognitive and physiological effects of fixational eye movements Oct 8
Stirling University, UK Visual Perception Oct 7
University of Trento, Italy Neuroimaging: Visual memory, numerical cognition and eye movements Oct 3
University of Amsterdam Computer Vision Oct 1
UC Berkeley, CA, USA Wave-front analysis of accommodation Sep 26
Edinburgh University, UK Event-related potentials (ERPs) Sep 26
Université de Provence, France Eye-movement control Sep 11
University of Arizona, USA Retinal Neurophysiology Sep 10
College of Georgia, USA Visual Neuroscience Sep 9
University of Minnesota, USA Psychophysics of Reading in Normal and Low Vision Sep 4
UC Santa Barbara, USA Eye movements and attention Aug 25
University of Sydney, Australia Audiovisual perception Aug 21
University of Oulu, Finland Stereo vision Aug 21
Bangor University, Wales Cognitive neuroscience Aug 19
Newcastle Unversity, UK Anatomy and neuropharmacology of top-down control Jul 17
CNAM Paris, France Definition of a typology of multimedia data Jul 15
University of California, Irvine, USA Visual neuroscience Jul 15
City College of New York, USA Visual and auditory influences on tactile perception Jul 10
University of Birmingham, UK 3-D shape perception Jul 2
LSIIT, France Medical image analysis Jul 2
Retina Foundation of the Southwest, USA Visual development Jul 1
University of Edinburgh, UK Visual Memory and Healthy Ageing Jun 26
University College London, UK Decoding Consciousness Jun 12
Boston University, USA Visual functions of fixational eye movements Jun 10
University of Bristol, UK Models of Scanpaths Jun 9
Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands Integrated Design of Smart Optics Systems Jun 9
University of California, Davis, USA Motion and spatial vision Jun 3
University of Washington, Seattle, USA fMRI studies of visual perception May 31
Georgetown Universit, USA Computational neuroscience, neural data analysis, augmented cognition May 26
State University of New York, USA Visual and haptic shape perception, time-varying surface and illuminant appearance May 23
Smith-Kettlewell, USA Computer vision for blindness and visual impairments May 19
University of Edinburgh, UK EEG/ERP May 17
Columbia University, New York City, USA Cognitive Neuroscience May 15
University of Nice, France Computational Cognition May 15
Frankfurt Bernstein Center for Neurotechnology, Germany Computational vision May 14
Australian National University Visual Sciences Group May 8
University of California, Davis, USA Visual cognition and translational science May 8
University of Barcelona Sensory-motor interactions May 8
York University, Canada Neurophysiology of perception and attention May 5
University of Edinburgh, UK Visual memory and normal ageing May 5
New York University, USA Sensory-motor physiology May 3
State University of New York, USA Time-varying aspects of color perception May 2
University of Rochester, USA 3D perception and visuo-motor control May 1
Smith-Kettlewell, USA Postdoctoral Fellowships in vision Apr 28
Columbia University, USA Cortically-coupled Computer Vision Apr 28
University of California, Davis, USA Neural and computational mechanisms of decision making Apr 25
Syracuse University, USA Stereo vision Apr 23
University of Southern California Visual psychophysics and fMRI Apr 23
University of Washington, USA Primate physiology Apr 18
McGill University, Canada Psychophysics and/or fMRI Apr 15
Temple University/U Penn, PA, USA Human Cognitive Neuroscience: Visual Memory/ Dorsal Visual Stream Apr 9
University College London Experimental Psychology Apr 9
University of Edinburgh Active Viewing of Dynamic Scenes Apr 2
Vanderbilt University fMRI studies of visual perception Apr 1
Smith-Kettlewell, USA Visual Neuroscience Mar 31
Georgetown University, USA EEG of fast visual recognition Mar 31
Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, UK Theoretical Neuroscience Mar 27
University of Edinburgh, UK ERP Research Mar 20
Barrow Neurological Institute, USA Visual neuroscience Mar 8
Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, NL Retinal Signal Processing Mar 5
University of Nevada, Reno, USA Computational Neurodynamics with Social Robotic Applications Mar 2
Universität Ulm Neural computational models of vision Feb 29
University of Texas, Austin Visual physiology, behaving monkeys Feb 27
University of London, UK Judgments of vehicle approach Feb 25
U. of Chicago Visual/Cognitive Neurophysiology Feb 20
Brown University Providence, RI, USA Visual neuroscience Feb 19
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN Executive control of visually guided action Feb 19
School of Optometry, QUT, Austraia Refractive errors Feb 18
LIAMA Sino-French Laboratory, Beijing, China Computer Vision Feb 15
Monash University, Melbourne, Australia Development of visual cortex Feb 15
Newcastle University, UK Neuronal Mechanisms and Neuropharmacology of Perceptual Learning Feb 13
The Medical College of Wisconsin Retinal Imaging Feb 3
UC Davis, CA, USA Vision Science Jan 22
Bangor University, Wales, UK Social cognitive neuroscience Jan 22
Vanderbilt University, USA Postdoc in fMRI Studies of Visual Perception and Object Recognition Jan 11
Laboratory of Sensorimotor Research, NIH, USA Visual Neurophysiology Jan 11
EPFL, Switzerland Image/Video Content Analysis and Recognition at Jan 10
University of Barcelona, Spain Perception, multisensory integration, and the executive control of attention Jan 10
University College London, UK Organisation of the human visual brain Jan 10
CerCo in Toulouse, France Dynamics of visual perception and attention Jan 2
Where What 2007
Northwestern University USA Visual System Development Dec 14
Cardiff University UK Multisensory dynamics of selective attention Dec 13
Temple University, PA, USA Human Cognitive Neuroscience: Visual Memory/ Dorsal Visual Stream Dec 12
University of Rochester, USA Perception and action Dec 12
University of Edinburgh, UK Visual cognition Dec 11
University of Münster, Germany Vision or computational neuroscience Dec 11
Edinburgh University, UK Visual cognition Dec 7
Unit on Retinal Neurophysiology, NEI, NIH Retinal Neurophysiology Nov 30
Queensland University of Technology Development of myopia in children and adolescents Nov 30
Justus-Liebig-University of Giessen, Germany Effects of feedback & learning during sensory decision Nov 30
Barrow Neurological Institute Neural correlates of perceptual stability during visual fixation Nov 28
Barrow Neurological Institute Neural correlates of visual perception in awake monkeys and humans Nov 24
University of Birmingham UK Image Processing Nov 20
Australia National University Psychophysical research in the area of human motion processing Nov 20
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Biiological brain image analysis Nov 19
Oregon Health & Science University Retinal neurobiology Nov 17
CEDRIC, Paris France Content-Based Image Retrieval Nov 3
University of Pennsylvania Cognitive neuroscience and rehabilitation Oct 31
Univ of Birmingham, UK Brain Imaging Oct 31
University of Texas at Austin Alert Monkey Physiology Oct 28
Rice University Multisensory integration using fMRI, DTI, TMS, MEG, and psychophysics Oct 25
University of Birmingham, UK Ageing, vision and attention Oct 25
Institute of Optics, Madrid, Spain Ocular Imaging and Visual Optics Oct 23
Newcastle University, UK Mechanisms of bottom up and top-down attention Oct 19
Janelia Farm Drosophila Neurobiology Oct 9
McGill University School of Medicine Visual neurophysiology Oct 9
University of Washington Primate physiology Oct 2
Barrow Neurological Institute Neurophysiology of visuo-motor control Sep 30
Monash University, Melbourne, Australia Single-unit recordings in the primate visual cortex Sep 28
University of Edinburgh visual cognition Sep 26
Dublin City University Image Processing & Analysis Sep 24
University of Rochester Molecular and cellular mechanisms of plasticity in vision and auditon Sep 11
University of Leeds, Leeds, UK 1) Biorobotics 2) C elegans neurobiology Sep 11
Indiana University Machine learning and computational modeling applied to cognitive learning Sep 7
Laboratoire de Psychologie de la Perception, Paris, France Attention, action, eye movements, ADHD, and neurological damage Sep 1
Georgetown University, Washington, DC Exploring and exploiting the limits of fast visual recognition Aug 27
Max Planck Institute Tubingen Cognitive Neuroimaging Aug 24
Mount Sinai Medical School, NYC Optical imaging of the cortex, electrophysiology, and modeling Aug 16
University College London Cognitive Neuroscience Aug 13
University of Osnabrueck Visual, auditory and tactile information and sensorimotor integration Aug 10
Utrecht University Computer and/or human vision Aug 10
University of Western Australia Computer vision Aug 10
University of Wales, UK Serial chaining of cognitive operations in human and non-human primates Aug 9
University of Sussex, UK Low-level motion processing Aug 6
NEI, Laboratory of Sensorimotor Research Visual Neurophysiology Jul 27
University of Southampton, UK Visual and touch cues to shape Jul 27
Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands Cognitive neuroscience Jul 25
Cornell University Medical image computing, image guided therapy, neuroimage computing Jul 21
Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, UCL, UK Theoretical Neuroscience Jul 8
University of Glasgow EEG and psychophysics Jul 7
UCLA Multisensory perception and learning Jul 6
The Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience Neurophysiology of visual cognition - Why is vision serial? Jul 5
Durham University, UK Vision Science Jul 3
York University, Toronto, Canada Neurophysiology of 3-D gaze in alert behaving monkeys Jul 3
Pennsylvania State University Human Developmental Neuroscience Jun 28
Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience Cognitive neuroscience Jun 22
University of Wales, Bangor Accommodation, vergence and depth perception in stereoscopic displays Jun 20
Göttingen Multifocal VEP Jun 19
RIKEN Brain Science Institute Neuroscience Jun 18
Newcastle, UK Stereo vision Jun 15
Atlanta Developmental/Sensory Neuroscience Jun 12
Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona Computer Vision Jun 11
Barrow Neurological Institute Physiological and perceptual effects of fixational eye movements Jun 1
MIT Scene Understanding May 27
Barrow Neurological Institute Visual Neuroscience May 25
UCL, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience Cognitive Neuroscience May 22
University College London Attention May 22
UNSW, Sydney Mid-level vision May 21
University of Rochester Vision and cognition May 21
University College London Computational vision May 15
Macquarie University Research Fellowships May 15
University of Texas, Austin Early visual pathway May 11
Harvard University Spatial and temporal limits of visual attention May 9
Bangor University, Wales Accommodation, vergence and depth perception in stereoscopic displays May 9
University College London Colour and Vision Research May 9
Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan Motion, color and spatial perception May 8
UCL Institute of Ophthalmology Visual crowding May 6
University of New South Wales Binocular vision and surface perception May 6
UC Santa Barbara Computational Cog. Neuroscience May 4
Royal Holloway University of London Visual Control of Steering and Collison Detection May 1
Max-Planck-Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen, Germany Measurement and prediction of gaze-direction Apr 27
University of Cambridge, UK Genetics of perception Apr 24
University of California, Berkeley Loss and rehabilitation of vision with amblyopia Apr 23
University of Texas, Austin Macular Pigment and Visual Function Apr 20
University of Nevada, Reno Adaptation in color and form perception Apr 16
Allergan, Inc. Retinal Neurophysiology Apr 12
University of Calgary, Canada Vision-Haptic Interaction for Surgical Simulation Apr 12
Rutgers University, Newark, NJ Functional Imaging - Visual Perception and Eye Movements Apr 12
SUNY Optometry Color Vision Apr 12
CNRS & René Descartes University Visuo-motor interactions Apr 9
CerCo, Toulouse, France Object representation in natural scenes : neuronal mechanisms Mar 23
Indiana University Imaging of the human retina Mar 21
CerCo, Toulouse, France Visual perception and attention Mar 20
University of Houston Adaptive Optics Imaging Mar 20
University of Leuven, Belgium Brain Imaging Mar 16
University of Pennsylvania fMRI studies of spatial navigation Mar 14
Albert Einstein College of Medicine Computational/theoretical neuroscience Mar 10
McGill University Spatial processing in normal and amblyopic vision Mar 6
University of Rochester fMRI and vision Mar 3
UC Berkeley Retinal circuitry underlying visual function Feb 22
Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience Retinal Signal Processing Feb 22
University of Iowa Virtual Environments Feb 12
Vanderbilt University fMRI Studies of Object Perception Feb 8
Retina Foundation of the Southwest Visual development Feb 6
University of Southampton Binocular rivalry and motion perception Feb 6
Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, Germany Monkey fMRI Feb 6
University of Trento, Italy Functional imaging, language, attention, multi-sensory perception and neuropsychology Feb 6
Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics Perception, attention, and action Feb 5
Max-Planck-Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tuebingen Computational Neuroscience/Psychophysics Jan 28
University of California, Davis Visual psychophysics Jan 26
Columbia University Cognitive Neuroscience (Neurophysiology) Jan 25
UC Santa Barbara Medical imaging/Image perception Jan 25
Australian National University Visual neuroscience Jan 22
University of Helsinki, Finland Computational vision/neuroscience/statistics Jan 16
Columbia University FMRI and Neurophysiology Jan 14
University of Bremen Visual shape Jan 12
University of Paris Vision Jan 12
The University of Sydney, Australia Visual Neuroscience Jan 11
University of Texas at Austin Macular pigment influences on visual function and disease prevention Jan 11
McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Recovery from Amblyopia Jan 9
Centre de Recherche Cerveau et Cognition, Toulouse, France Visual perception and attention Jan 1
Where What 2006
Kessler Medical Rehabilitation Research and Education Corporation Cognitive neuroscience/neuropsychology Dec 12
University of Minnesota Visual attention, working memory, and learning Dec 9
Brigham & Women's Hospital Visual attention Dec 8
University of Birmingham, UK Multimodal Control of Action Nov 30
University of Sussex Visually guided navigation in insects Nov 29
UC Berkeley Retina Nov 28
University of Sydney Visual Psychophysics Nov 27
Boston University fMRI and neural modeling of learning Nov 21
University of Birmingham Brain Imaging of Cognitive Ageing Nov 13
Utrecht University Computer and/or human vision Nov 20
University of Birmingham Brain Imaging of Cognitive Ageing Nov 13
Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies Vision and computation Nov 9
Columbia/NYU/Salk Retinal population coding Nov 7
City University London 1) Psychophysicist, 2) Computational Modeller Nov 6
University of Texas, The University of Houston Vision Science Nov 5
Smith-Kettlewell Computer Vision for Blind/Low Vision Applications Nov 2
Columbia University Computational Neuroscience Oct 25
Indiana University Visual Optics Oct 18
Rutgers University Eye movements and visual attention Oct 17
University of Bradford, UK Vision science Oct 17
SILC Spatial Intelligence and Learning Center Oct 13
St Andrews, UK Binocular vision Oct 12
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor Cognitive neuroscience Oct 10
Vanderbilt University Visual thalamus using awake behaving monkeys Oct 5
Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, UCL, UK Theoretical Neuroscience Oct 5
Groningen, The Netherlands Neuro-imaging Sep 25
Northwestern University Synaptic transmission and/or visual neuroscience Sep 22
CNRS Paris Visual Cortical Neurophysiology Sep 19
University of Birmingham, UK fMRI studies of visual learning Sep 19
University of Leicester, UK Modelling of Neural Function Sep 18
Utrecht University Depth Perception and Awareness using fMRI and psychophysics Sep 12
Utrecht University Illuminance flow to 3D solid rough objects, with systematical variations of the shape, surface roughness and light field. Sep 11
University of Luebeck, Germany Gaze-based communication Sep 6
Children's Hospital Boston Systems neuroscience Sep 1
New York University Visual perception and coding of texture Aug 30
UCLA Shape perception and recognition Aug 30
University of Glasgow Cortical Networks for Flexible Organisations Aug 30
Columbia University Neurophysiology Aug 28
University of New South Wales, Australia Mid level vision Aug 28
University of Surrey, Guildford, UK Computer vision techniques for computer graphics Aug 25
Oregon Health & Science University Signal transduction by metabotropic receptors in mammalian retina Aug 15
The Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience Cognitive neuroscience Aug 15
Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne Neuroscience Aug 14
Oxford University, UK Computational neuroscience Aug 12
Gatsby Unit, UCL Machine Learning Aug 9
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Visual selective attention Aug 4
York University, Toronto Computational vision modeling Jul 28
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Computer Vision Jul 26
University of Zurich Visual perception, memory and plasticity, fMRI Jul 18
Cardiff University, Wales, UK Research Fellows (3 posts) in Cognitive Neuroscience Jul 18
Giessen University, Germany Sensory processing and motor control Jul 14
Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tuebingen Physiology of Cognitive Processes Jul 06
Mount Sinai School of Medicine Mammalian neurophysiology Jul 05
University College London Organisation of the human visual brain Jun 28
Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland High-level multisensory perception Jun 27
University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK Mechanisms, networks, and neurotransmitters of visual attention Jun 27
Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tuebingen Modeling and Measuring the Focus of Spatial Attention Jun 26
Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne Psychophysics and TMS Jun 15
King's College London Neural network models of cognitive and behavioural development Jun 14
Oxford Virtual Reality 3D representation Jun 6
Nottingham University, UK Mid-level visual processing using fMRI, psychophysics and modelling Jun 5
University of St. Andrews, UK Perception or animal cognition Jun 5
University of Sydney Vision Jun 2
Macquarie University Vision Jun 2
Weill Medical College of Cornell University Visual neurophysiology May 30
UT-Houston Medical School Visual attention and eye movements May 26
National Institute of Mental Health Learning, plasticity and visual cognition, fMRI May 25
Vanderbilt University Visual thalamus using awake behaving monkeys May 23
Duke University Cognitive neuroscience of attention and perception May 18
Medical College of Wisconsin Adaptive-Optics Retinal Imaging May 17
National Institute of Standards and Technology Display metrology May 10
NYU Object recognition May 4
Vanderbilt University Visual representation and attention May 2
Human Frontier Science Program Perceptual learning / cue recruitment May 2
University of St. Andrews RCUK Fellowship in Perception May 1
University College, London Spatial and temporal vision in central and peripheral visual field of normally sighted and impaired observers Apr 29
Pennsylvania College of Optometry, USA Visual Perception Apr 27
UCLA, USA Visual Attention Neurophysiology Apr 25
Brandeis University, USA Learning and imitation of movement sequences Apr 22
University of Houston, USA Psychophysics, Low Vision, Amblyopia Apr 22
Smith Kettlewell Eye Research Institute, USA Visual neuroscience, oculomotility, sensory rehabilitation Apr 21
University of Louisville, USA Visual and Space Perception Apr 20
Washington University, USA Mouse photoreceptors Apr 20
CNRS-Marseille, France Processing of natural visual scenes Apr 19
Rutgers University, USA Structure-from-motion in primates Apr 14
Schepens Eye Research Institute Psychophysics/computational vision Apr 13
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Research Fellow in Computer Vision Apr 5
Reading University, UK Perception of approaching objects Apr 4
University College London, UK vision/computational neuroscience Apr 3
University of Miami School of Medicine, USA Psychophysical and Ocular Imaging in Glaucoma Apr 3
University of London, UK Multi-modal object tracking Apr 3
University of Newcastle upon Tyne Neuroimaging with fMRI Mar 31
University of Pennsylvania, USA Scene perception, place recognition and spatial navigation Mar 29
University of Pennsylvania, USA Human Cognitive Neuroscience of visuomotor intention, preparation, and reward Mar 15
University of Birmingham, UK Human visual perception and cognitive neuroscience Mar 3
Australian National University 6 Postdoc/Research Fellow Positions Mar 2
Cardiff University, UK Visually guided behaviour Mar 2
Cambridge University, UK Computational Sensorimotor Cont Feb 28
MossRehab Research Institute Cognition Feb 23
Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute Action, Motor Control, and Praxis Feb 23
University of London, UK Research Fellow in ERP/attention Feb 20
University of Bradford, UK Vision science Feb 17
SUNY College of Optometry Visual parsing of dynamic 3-D scenes Feb 9
University of Reading, UK Eye movement accuracy and latency Feb 9
Centre de Recherche Cerveau & Cognition in Toulouse, France Primate Neurophysiology Feb 2
UCSF Sloan-Swartz Center for Theoretical Neurobiology Theoretical Neuroscience Jan 31
University of Houston Nanoscience/Neuroscience Jan 27
University of Reading, UK Neural mechanisms of steering and controlling collisions Jan 25
University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston Attention and eye movements in humans Jan 19
University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston Primate neurophysiology Jan 19
Oregon Health and Sciences University Synaptic mechanisms of scotopic vision in mammalian retina Jan 10
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