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Postdoctoral Research Associate

Salary in the range £25,826 to £28,000 inclusive of London allowance 

 

Applications are invited for a 30 month postdoctoral position in the
Department of Psychology, Royal Holloway University of London. 

 

This position is funded by an EPSRC research grant awarded to Professor John
Wann (RHUL), Dr. David Field (Univ of Reading), and Dr Richard Wilkie (Univ
of Leeds).  It will involve behavioural experiments on perception of
approaching objects (time to collision, time to passage) and then
translating these paradigms into the scanner to explore the neural
correlates of such judgments. The second part of the project will
investigate neural correlates of heading perception and the control of
steering.  This is a full time appointment starting prior to 31st August
2007.

 

Applicants should have an interest in human vision and experience of setting
up visual displays for behavioural experiments. Ideally candidates should
possess some experience either in the acquisition and analysis of functional
imaging data (e.g. SPM, BrainVoyager) or experience of programming visual
displays.

  

Information about the work of the Action Research Laboratory may be found at
http://www.rdg.ac.uk/arl/.  Information about the department and scanner
facility may be found at http://www.rhul.ac.uk/Psychology .  Informal
enquiries may be directed to John Wann E-Mail: [log in to unmask] or to
David Field E-Mail: [log in to unmask] . 

 

*Please note that the College is currently undergoing a job evaluation
exercise (HERA) and salaries will therefore be subject to review.

 

Further details and an application form are available below or from the
Personnel Department, Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham, Surrey
TW20 0EX; tel: 01784 414241; fax: 01784 473527; email:
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Please quote the reference number AC/4784  

 

Closing date for receipt of applications is midday 18th May 2007. Interviews
are likely to be held during the first week of June on 5th and 6th June.