Assistant Professor in Cognitive Psychology or Cognitive Neuroscience

Tenure-track assistant professorship in the Cognition and Brain Sciences programme, starting 1 July 2027, for a researcher studying basic cognitive mechanisms such as attention, high-level vision, memory, cognitive control and decision making. Methods that extend departmental expertise, for example EEG, fNIRS, TMS, motion capture, eye tracking, virtual reality or computational modelling, are valued.

PhD by the appointment date in an area directly relevant to basic cognitive mechanisms; assistant-professor level only. Demonstrated research excellence and potential for excellent graduate and undergraduate teaching. Applications (CV, research and teaching statements, equity statement, three publications and three letters) are emailed to the search chair as described in the posting; review begins 20 November 2026. Salary $113,000–140,000.