The lab of Dr. Kendrick Kay at the Center for Magnetic Resonance Research at the University of Minnesota is recruiting one or more postdocs. The lab seeks to integrate broad interdisciplinary insights to understand function in the visual system. One postdoc position is on a newly funded NIH R01 to develop, design, and collect a large-scale 7T fMRI dataset that samples a wide range of cognitive tasks on a common set of visual stimuli. The project is being conducted in close collaboration with co-PI Dr. Clayton Curtis (New York University). Activities in this grant include either (i) designing, collecting, and analyzing the large-scale neuroimaging dataset, (ii) technical work focused on extending and expanding the GLMsingle analysis method, and/or (iii) other related experimental or modeling work in visual/cognitive neuroscience. Another postdoc position is aimed towards integrating fMRI and intracranial EEG measurements during visual tasks (NSD-iEEG) and electrical stimulation. The general goal of this effort is to better understand signaling across the visual hierarchy (from early visual to higher order areas ventral temporal cortex and frontal/parietal areas). This project is in collaboration with PI Dr. Dora Hermes (Mayo Clinic).