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Postdoctoral Fellowship - Real Time fMRI Modulation of
Brain Activity and Pain |
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Dr. Sean Mackey’s Systems Neuroscience and Pain
Laboratory at Stanford University, in close collaboration with Dr. Gary
Glover (Director of the Stanford Lucas Imaging Center), is currently
accepting applications for an postdoctoral research fellow to help
develop and advance real time functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)
of the human brain and brainstem. While the primary application of this
NIH funded position is to advance the application of real time fMRI for
pain, the candidate will be directly interacting with a
interdisciplinary group of Stanford researchers involved with real-time
fMRI. This includes: Drs. Allan Reiss (Psychiatry), Ian Gotlib
(Psychology), Brian Knutson (Psychology) and others.
The successful applicant will have technical
qualifications that include C/C++/Matlab programming, GUI design, and
signal processing experience. Applicants should have (or anticipate
having) a Ph.D. and research background in Electrical Engineering,
Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science or similar fields. Applicants
with very strong technical experience in Cognitive Neuroscience,
Neurophysiology, Neuropsychology, or related fields may also apply.
Applicants should be experienced at conducting fMRI studies and be
familiar with analysis software, such as BrainVoyager, SPM/Matlab, and
AFNI. Experience with presentation software (such as E-Prime) and
programming languages a plus. Duties will also include manuscript
preparation, and management of undergraduate researchers. The most
successful applicants will have a demonstrated interest in pursuing
publication and grant opportunities. Facilities include
research-dedicated 1.5T, 3T, and 7T full-bore MR scanners, as well as
near-infrared spectroscopy and transcranial magnetic stimulation. Salary
commensurate with experience. More information about our ongoing studies
can be found on the web pages:
http://snapl.stanford.edu and
http://paincenter.stanford.edu
Applications will be reviewed until filled, but for thorough consideration, please submit all materials as soon as possible. Applications via email are preferred. |