The postdoctoral scholar is anticipated to work in collaboration with the PI on ongoing NIH-funded studies and piloting for future research projects, focusing on tracking the early development of the social brain and social perception in infancy. This individual will assist with recruitment and data collection (i.e., EEG and MRI), play an important role in data analyses, manuscript development, result dissemination, and writing mentored grant proposals.
The successful candidate is initially expected to work on existing projects and datasets to then develop and launch their own program of research. The ideal candidate must be willing to work on a flexible schedule to meet the needs of the participating families.
This is a full-time and in-person position for 12 months, with the possibility of renewal contingent on performance and funding availability. Application review will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.
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