Post-doctoral position in gaze and movement decision-making
Neuroscience, Vision Science and Cognition postdoctoral position at Simon Fraser University, Sensorimotor Neuroscience Lab
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Study how people choose where and when to look and how visual information guides walking and arm movements. Projects use mobile eye tracking, motion capture, virtual reality and potentially natural environments. This position pays CAD 60,000 annually plus benefits for one year, with possible second and third years depending on performance and funding. Start any time after September 1, 2026; recruitment remains open until filled. A related PhD, programming and statistical skills, and lead-author research publications are required; computational modelling and computer vision experience are useful.
Apply to Daniel Marigold using the email instructions on the lab page, with a cover letter, CV and at least two referees. The role includes trainee supervision.
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