Assistant Professor - Cognitive Neuroscience
Neuroscience, Cognition, Behavioral Neuroscience and faculty position at Miami University
About
Tenure-track faculty appointment beginning in fall 2027. Research should examine neural mechanisms of cognition and behaviour, with particular interest in health-related questions. Responsibilities include a funded research programme, undergraduate and graduate teaching, supervision and service. Facilities include EEG, fNIRS and animal research resources. Application review begins on 12 October 2026 and continues until filled; this is a screening date rather than a final deadline. Submit a CV and cover letter including research and teaching statements.
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Requirements
PhD in psychology, neuroscience or a closely related field by appointment; strong research and publication record and commitment to student training.
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