Postdoctoral Positions
Fuat Balci (2021)
Graduate student positions available (Master’s, Ph.D.)
Project description:
Seeking graduate students with a keen interest in the study of the information processing and neural bases of interval timing and error processing in mice.
Requirements:
Four-year Bachelor’s (GPA 3.0 or higher) or Master’s degree in Neuroscience, Biology, Psychology or related fields.
Prior experience: All applicants will be considered. However, applicants with experience in animal research and behavioral neuroscience methods will be prioritized.
Start date:
Program of study begins Fall (September) 2021. However, a start date of Jan 2022 may be considered.
Interested individuals should:
Send a 1-page letter of interest (stating their motivation and any research experience), CV/resume, and the contact information of two references by May 12, 2021 (or until position is filled) to:
Fuat Balci
Associate Professor
University of Manitoba
Departments of Biological Sciences & Computer Science
fuat.balci@umanitoba.ca
After receiving supervisors support, it is anticipated that the applicant will submit an official application to the Graduate School in Biological Sciences at the University of Manitoba.
Deadline for Canadian/US applicants is June 1, 2021 (for Fall, 2021). Deadline for international applicants is July 1, 2021 (for Winter, 2022). https://umanitoba.ca/faculties/graduate_studies/admissions/programs/bio_sci.html
Angel Correa (in 2019)
Institute: University of Granada, Granada, Spain
Topics: Circadian rhythms, temporal attention
Techniques: Experimental psychology, circadian physiology and cognitive neuroscience
Email: act@ugr.es
Institute: University of Western Ontario, London, Canada
Topics: Speech tracking, neural oscillations, auditory memory, prediction
Techniques: EEG, intracranial recording, fMRI, behaviour, fMRI, MR structural imaging
Email: ijohnsru@uwo.ca Twitter: @ingridjohnsrude
Institute: University of Iowa/Psychiatry/Iowa Neuroscience Institute, Iowa City, USA
Topics: Timing in cerebellar-frontal circuitry, neuropsychiatric disease
Techniques: Optogenetics, neuronal ensemble recordings, pharmacology, EEG, fMRI, TMS
Email: krystal-parker@uiowa.edu Twitter: @IowaParkerLab
Institute: McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada
Topics: Time and rhythm processing, neural oscillations, interpersonal interaction, development & disorders
Techniques: EEG, Motion tracking, MEG, behaviour, psychophysics
Email: ljt@mcmaster.ca
Martin Wiener (maybe)
Institute: George Mason University, Virginia, USA
Topics: Time perception, Space perception, Rhythmic Processing, Multisensory timing
Techniques: fMRI, TMS, EEG, tES, computational modeling (also TMS-EEG and fMRI-EEG)
Email: mwiener@gmu.edu Twitter: @MartinMwiener
Institute: University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada
Topics: Perception of time and space, multisensory integration, self-motion, vestibular, virtual reality, aging
Techniques: Psychophysics, EEG, GVS, Eye Movements, TMS, tDCS, motion simulator, EMG, HR, respiration, genomics, computational modeling
Email: mbc@uwaterloo.ca Twitter: @multisensebrain
Institute: University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA
Topics: Timing in frontostriatal networks, dopamine
Techniques: Optogenetics, neuronal ensemble recordings, pharmacology, EEG, intraoperative neurophysiology
Email: nandakumar-narayanan@uiowa.edu Twitter: @narayananlab
Institute: CEA/DRF/Joliot, NeuroSpin; INSERM Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit, Gif sur Yvette, FRANCE
Topics: Temporal cognition, neural oscillations, mental time travel, temporal metacognition
Techniques: Human psychophysics, MEG, EEG, fMRI
Email: virginie.van.wassenhove@gmail.com Twitter: @veitkubik
PhD Positions
Hinze Hogendoorn
Institute: Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences, Melbourne, Australia
Topics: Time-course of neural processing
Techniques: Psychophysics, eyetracking, and EEG(-decoding)
Email: hhogendoorn@unimelb.edu.au
Institute: Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India
Topics: Cognitive Load, Time Perception, time estimation, executive function and working memory
Techniques: Task load, Simon Task and working memory task load, Reproduction method
Email: vy09486@gmail.com