*Imaging Genomics Post-Doctoral Fellowship*
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A postdoctoral fellowship in Imaging Genetics at the Olin
Neuropsychiatric Research Center, Institute of Living, and the
Department of Psychiatry, Yale University, is currently available. The
two-year NIH-funded fellowship, under the direction of Dr. David Glahn,
will focus on (1) developing a deeper understanding of the genetic basis
of human brain structure and function, (2) performing image analysis on
large-scale imaging genomic data sets (>1000) including neuroanatomic,
diffusion tensor, and resting state fMRI data, (3) developing novel
image analytic approaches for gene discovery, and (4) applying imaging
genomic finding and methodologies to the study of neuropsychiatric and
addictive disorders. The successful candidate will have a strong methods
background in imaging and/or genetics or related fields (neurogenetics,
imaging, biomedical engineering, computational neuroscience) coupled
with excellent writing skills. Programming experience (e.g. Matlab,
shell scripting, C/C++) in Linux/Unix environments is advantageous. MDs,
PhDs, or MD/PhDs are all encouraged to apply. The position can begin as
early as October 1, 2011.
Interested candidates are encouraged to email Dr. David Glahn
(david.glahn(a)yale.edu <mailto:david.glahn@yale.edu>), including a cover
letter and CV.Three letters of recommendation will be requested from
qualified candidates.