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The Cogan Lab (PI: Gregory Cogan) at Duke University is seeking a research assistant/lab manager to start in September 2017. Research in the lab focuses on using high density/high channel count recording arrays (high density ECoG - up to 1000 channels, ~1-2 mm spacing - in collaboration
with the Viventi Lab) to understand speech, language, and cognition using data from functional surgery patients (e.g. epilepsy). We also use EEG, and fMRI as well as MEG (off-site), to help support the research program.
Responsibilities include subject recruitment, data collection, data management and analysis, helping to write papers for publication, and general administrivia.
The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic about a career in science/medicine/engineering, self-motivated, independent, creative, and have interests in audition,
speech/language, and/or cognitive/systems neuroscience. They will also have great interpersonal skills and a strong willingness to learn. Candidates should have an undergraduate degree in a related field (e.g. Neuroscience, Psychology, Engineering, Biology, etc.), and experience with programming in
either Matlab or Python. Duke University is an excellent and highly interdisciplinary place for research. Collaborators span multiple departments/institutes including the Duke Institute
for Brain Sciences, the Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, Psychology and Neuroscience, Neurology, and Biomedical Engineering.
The position is open until filled. Interested applicants can send a CV, a brief statement of interest, as well as contact information for two references to:
gregory.cogan@xxxxxxxx Gregory B. Cogan, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Neurosurgery Duke University 200 Trent Drive, Duke South Blue Zone 4519 Box 3807 Durham, NC 27710 T (919) 684-9493 The information in this electronic mail is sensitive, protected information intended only for the addressee(s). Any other person, including anyone who believes he/she might have received it due to an addressing
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