[AUDITORY] Open Position: Clinical Research Specialist/Research Assistant in Intracranial Speech Research (Gregory Cogan )

Subject: [AUDITORY] Open Position: Clinical Research Specialist/Research Assistant in Intracranial Speech Research From: Gregory Cogan <gcogan@xxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2025 10:08:57 -0400 --0000000000003ce5360633d73a19 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable The Cogan Lab (PI: Gregory Cogan) at Duke University is seeking a clinical research specialist/research assistant to join the lab. Research in the lab focuses on understanding the neural computations that underlie speech, language, and cognition. We use a combination of invasive recordings in adult and pediatric epilepsy patients: stereo-electroencephalography - SEEG, and electrocorticography =E2=80=93 EC= oG, and non-invasive recordings in healthy participants: electroencephalography =E2= =80=93 EEG. We also collaborate closely with the Viventi Lab (viventi.pratt.duke.edu- Department of Biomedical Engineering) to develop cutting-edge high density/channel count micro-electroencephalography (=C2= =B5ECoG =E2=80=93 up to 1024 electrodes with ~1 mm spacing) to record from function= al neurosurgery patients (e.g. epilepsy, movement disorders, tumor patients) to better understand the micro-scale of human cognition. See the lab website for more information: http://www.coganlab.org Responsibilities include consenting patients for research, the maintenance of IRB documentation, data collection, preprocessing of behavioral and neurophysiological data, and general administrivia. Some work on occasional weekends is necessary. Training will be provided. The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic about a career in clinical research, and/or science/medicine/engineering and be self-motivated, independent, creative, and have interest in 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.). Previous experience with human/patient data collection and working with IRB protocols is an asset, as is some programming experience (Python and/or Matlab). 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, Neurosurgery, 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 [dot] cogan [at] duke [dot] edu --0000000000003ce5360633d73a19 Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <div dir=3D"ltr">The Cogan Lab (PI:= Gregory Cogan) at Duke University is seeking a clinical research specialist/research assistant to join the lab. Research in the lab focuses on unde= rstanding the neural computations that underlie speech, language, and cognition. We use a combination of invasive recordings in adult and pediatric epilepsy patients= : stereo-electroencephalography - SEEG, and electrocorticography =E2=80=93 EC= oG, and non-invasive recordings in healthy participants: electroencephalography =E2= =80=93 EEG. We also collaborate closely with the Viventi Lab (viventi.pratt.duke.edu- Department of Biomedical Engineering) to develop cutting-edge high density/channel count micro-electroencephalography (=C2=B5ECoG =E2=80=93 up= to 1024 electrodes with ~1 mm spacing) to record from functional neurosurgery patie= nts (e.g. epilepsy, movement disorders, tumor patients) to better understand th= e micro-scale of human cognition. See the lab website for more information:</= p> <a href=3D"http://www.coganlab.org"= >http://www.coganlab.org</a> Responsibilities include consenting= patients for research, the maintenance of IRB documentation, data collection, preprocessing of behavioral and neurophysiological data, and general administrivia. Some wor= k on occasional weekends is necessary. Training will be provided. The ideal candidate will be enthusi= astic about a career in clinical research, and/or science/medicine/engineering and be self-motivate= d, independent, creative, and have interest in speech/language, and/or cognitive/systems neuroscience. They will also have great interpersonal ski= lls and a strong willingness to learn. Candidates should have an undergrad= uate degree in a related field (e.g. Neuroscience, Psychology, Engineering, Biology, etc.).=C2=A0Pre= vious experience with human/patient data collection and working with IRB protocol= s is an asset, as is some programming experience (Python and/or Matlab). Duke University is an excellent and= highly interdisciplinary place for research. Collaborators span multiple departm= ents/institutes including the Duke Institute for Brain Sciences, the Center for Cognitive Neuroscienc= e, Psychology and Neuroscience, Neurosurgery, 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 fo= r two references to: gregory [dot] cogan [at] duke [dot] edu</div> --0000000000003ce5360633d73a19--

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