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Mark Richardson
USA, Boston
Position Details
Apply by Dec 15, 2020
Post-Doc
USA, Boston
Application deadline
Dec 15, 2020
Job
Job location
USA, Boston
Quick Information
Application Deadline
Dec 15, 2020
Start Date
Flexible
Education Required
See description
Experience Level
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Job
Job location
USA, Boston
Job Description
The Brain Modulation Laboratory within the Department of Neurosurgery at Massachusetts General Hospital seeks to recruit a highly motivated and outstanding candidate to fill a postdoctoral associate position. This 3 to 5-year position is funded through a recently awarded NIH-NINDS U01 grant to Principal Investigator Mark Richardson, MD, PhD.
The successful candidate will work in a highly interdisciplinary team, studying the role of cortical-basal ganglia networks during speech production, based on the analysis of intra operative local field potential and micro-electrode recording data acquired in the context of Deep Brain Stimulation implantation surgery. Co-investigators include Frank Guenther (BU), Nathan Crone (Johns Hopkins), Lori Holt (CMU), Julie Fiez (Pitt), and Rob Turner (Pitt).
The successful candidate will work in a highly interdisciplinary team, studying the role of cortical-basal ganglia networks during speech production, based on the analysis of intra operative local field potential and micro-electrode recording data acquired in the context of Deep Brain Stimulation implantation surgery. Co-investigators include Frank Guenther (BU), Nathan Crone (Johns Hopkins), Lori Holt (CMU), Julie Fiez (Pitt), and Rob Turner (Pitt).
Requirements
- Experience in electrophysiology
- speech comprehension and/or production research
- and a solid background in computational neuroscience is required.
Job
Job location
Coordinates pending.
USA, Boston
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