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Lorenzo Fabrizi

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University College London, Gower St, London WC1E 6BT

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Jan 2, 2025

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Postdoc research fellow wanted to join a new collaborative research project at UCL's Medawar Pain and Somatosensory Labs, UCLH and Birkbeck BabyLab/ToddlerLab, led by Dr. Lorenzo Fabrizi, Dr. Judith Meek and Prof. Emily Jones. Investigate the connection between early sensory experiences and long-term sensory processing in preterm-born neonates and children. Use EEG and novel sensory testing to identify individuals at risk of sensory challenges. Collaborate with experts in preterm brain imaging and neurodevelopment.

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Requires a background in Medical Physics
Bioengineering
Computational Neuroscience
or related fields
proficiency in brain imaging and programming
and strong communication skills.

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