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Dear Auditory.org,
I would like to post the following jobs announcement to the auditory list:
Location: University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona Positions available: postdoctoral fellow, graduate student, and research technician.
A new lab has opened at the University of Arizona in the Department of Neuroscience under the direction of Dr. Melville Wohlgemuth (arizonabatlab.com). The lab will study how interconnected circuits in the brain interact for natural, adaptive behaviors. Specifically, the lab will study the interactions of sensory (auditory) and motor circuits in the context of spatial attention behaviors, goal-directed action, multi-modal motor signaling, and closed-loop control of complex behavior. In order to research these brain-behavior relationships, we will employ wireless multi-channel physiology and optogenetics, along with computational ethology in echolocating bats performing their natural behaviors for interacting with the 3D world.
The lab is currently looking for motivated scientists at all levels: research technicians, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows. If interested, please send an email that includes your C.V. and a brief description of how your interests relate to the lab’s scientific direction to the following address:
Thank you in advance for your interest! |