A 2-year position is available for an outstanding researcher to join the Department of Cognitive Science on an ARC grant-funded program to investigate brain network maturation in children using magnetoencephalography. The primary duties of the postdoc are experiment design, behavioral training, data acquisition and analysis for studies in the ARC grant. Other duties include (and are not restricted to) manuscript preparation, conference presentation and supervision of junior team members.
Selection Criteria
You will have expertise in cognitive neuroscience which may include experience in predictive coding, auditory processing or neurodevelopment. Preference may be given to applicants whose previous research experience includes work with children or MEG.
To be considered for this role, applicants must address the selection criteria below and upload as a separate document in the application process.
Essential
PhD in neuroscience, psychology, cognitive science, biomedical engineering or a related discipline
The ability to collaborate successfully in a team
Excellent communication skills
Proven ability to publish in peer reviewed journals of a high standing
Desirable
Experience working with children
A track record of research in neuroscience/ experimental psychology
Experience with MEG/EEG or neuroimaging
Experience with Matlab, Statistical Parametric Mapping, Dynamic Causal Modelling or other forms of network analysis
Employment in this position is conditional upon holding a Working with Children Check Clearance.
Salary Package From $85,845 - $92,000 p.a. (Level A, Step 6, minimum step for a PhD), plus 17% employer's superannuation and annual leave loading
Appointment Type: Full time, 2 year fixed-term, to commence January/February 2017
Specific Role Enquiries: Dr Paul Sowman on [log in to unmask]
General Recruitment Enquiries: Patsy Moss on [log in to unmask] or +61-2-9850-9821
Applications Close: Sunday 8 January 2017 at 11.55pm AEDST
http://jobs.mq.edu.au/cw/en/job/499979/postdoctoral-research-fellow
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