The cluster of excellence Hearing4all:
Models, Technology and Solutions for Diagnostics,
Restoration and Support of Hearing
at the Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg (in
collaboration with Medizinische Hochschule Hannover and Leibniz
Universität Hannover) is seeking to fill as soon as possible the position
of a
Postdoctoral Research Associate
in the Field of Psycho-/Neurolinguistics
in the Department of Dutch, Faculty of Linguistics
and Cultural Studies.
The position is available from 1 November 2016 until 31.12.2018. Payment is depending on previous
experience (German TV-L E13, full time) and is not suitable for part-time work.
A paramount goal of the cluster of excellence
Hearing4all (www.hearing4all.de)
is to transform audiology into an “exact” science based on the
interplay between experiment and theory as well as between basic
science and clinical research.
The candidate will be working within the project The effects of hearing
impairment on grammatical processing and comprehension and its
neurological underpinnings.
Candidates are expected to have an academic
university degree in the field of (psycho-) linguistics, psychology (with a specialization in
speech/language processing) or a related discipline and have
shown their ability to perform excellent scientific work,
usually demonstrated by the outstanding quality of their
Doctorate/PhD research and a good publication record.
We are seeking candidates with experience in statistical analysis as well as extensive knowledge in fMRI and/or in MEG/EEG
research. Matlab skills will be helpful, as well as working knowledge of German. Since the position entails
close interdisciplinary cooperation with several other
disciplines (psychology, audiology), the willingness and ability
to integrate methods, concepts and issues of the ‚other’
discipline into theories, concepts and methods current in one’s
own field are required for successful work in this project.
The University of Oldenburg is an equal opportunity
employer and is dedicated to increasing the percentage of
women in science. Therefore, equally qualified female candidates
will be given preference.
Applicants with disabilities will be preferentially considered
in case of equal qualification.