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The Department of Radiology in the Cumming School of Medicine at the University of Calgary is accepting applications for two Postdoctoral Scholar positions in Developmental neuroimaging and Computational modeling of mental illness risk. Both are 2-year positions with the possibility of extension.
Postdocs will work with Drs. Signe Bray and Emma Towlson on projects related to precisely measuring brain development, characterizing brain alterations related to risk for neurodevelopmental and mental health conditions, e.g., related to perinatal complications, and early detection to support early intervention. Depending on interest, the postdocs may play a role in study design and data collection, data processing, analysis, methods development and computational modeling.
Applicants must be nearing completion of a PhD or have completed a PhD in the last three years and should have a background in neuroimaging, psychology, neurosciences, physics, biomedical engineering, network neuroscience or a related discipline. It is highly desirable that applicants have experience conducting research in an interdisciplinary environment.
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