Post-doctoral and graduate student positions regularly become available in my laboratory and may be funded by my research grants. Interested potential post-docs and students should contact me directly by email: kathy.mullen@mcgill.ca

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Posted 27th May 2013: Post Filled

Postdoctoral / Research Associate position in fMRI of the human visual system

A postdoctoral or research associate position is available at the McGill Vision Research Unit, McGill University, in Montreal. Candidates should have a strong research background in human vision research and should have established expertise in fMRI data acquisition and analyses, along with experience in retinotopic mapping and a knowledge of brain anatomy. Previous experience in Matlab programming is essential. On a day-to-day basis, the candidate will be expected to work independently and will be involved in the design, programming and running of human fMRI experiments and their analyses. The person will work on joint projects across the labs of Professors Hess and Mullen, funded by CIHR research grants.

Applicants should send their cv, research statement and the names of three referees. Enquiries may be directed to:

Professor Robert Hess       Professor Kathy Mullen
robert.hess@mcgill.ca        kathy.mullen@mcgill.ca

http://mvr.mcgill.ca/Robert/rhess_home.html
http://mvr.mcgill.ca/Kathy/kmullen_home.html

To be eligible for this position, post-docs must not have held their PhDs for longer than 5 years. The McGill Vision Research group consists of Faculty, post-docs, and graduate students (approx. 18 people) working on psychophysical, neurophysiological, and brain-imaging aspects of vision. It is an international research group that provides ample opportunity for interaction with other researchers in related areas. Montreal is a very pleasant, cosmopolitan and relatively inexpensive city in which to live.

Links for graduate student applicants at McGill are available through the web site of McGill Vision Research:
 
http://www.mcgill.ca/mvr/graduate/