From time to time, we have positions that open up in the lab. To find out about potential openings, please contact us. Possible positions include:

.RESEARCH ASSISTANT: Stanford University invites applications for the post of a Cognitive Neuroscience Research Assistant. This is an exciting opportunity to work on NIH-funded projects involving brain imaging studies of cognitive function and dysfunction, cognitive development and learning disabilities. The successful candidate will participate in all aspects of research related to lab projects, including: assembling and administering assessment instruments (WASI, WIAT-II, etc.), screening and recruiting subjects, obtaining informed consent, scheduling subjects for testing, tracking progress of the study and behavioral data, verifying data and entering pertinent information into database for statistical analysis, conducting statistical analyses, and assistance with manuscript preparation. A bachelor's degree in psychology, neuroscience, human biology, or related fields is required. A strong academic record is essential; previous experience/background with statistical analysis and using applications like SPSS and an interest in neuroscience will be viewed favorably. A minimum commitment of two years is required. This is a full-time position slated to start in the summer of 2008 with competitive benefits. Lab website is http://scsnl.stanford.edu. Please email a CV, a statement of research interests and career goals, and contact information for three references, to Leeza Kondos at lmkondos AT stanford.edu.

.RESEARCH ASSISTANT: Stanford University invites applications for the post of Cognitive Neuroscience Data Analysis Research Assistant. This is an exciting opportunity to work on NIH-funded projects spanning a variety of topics from developmental cognition to music processing that use advanced imaging techniques to understand brain networks and their functions. The successful candidate will participate in variety of data analysis methods related to lab projects, including analysis of fMRI, MRI, DTI, EEG, and behavioral data, programming fMRI and EEG experiments, and assistance with manuscript preparation. Strong computer background and familiarity with Linux, scripting, Matlab, and other programming skills required. Experience with acquisition of MRI data, complex physiological monitoring, signal/data processing, familiarity with MRI and fMRI data analysis, or neuroanatomy desirable. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Statistics, Physics, Neuroscience, Cognitive Neuroscience, Psychology, or related fields. Excellent organizational, interpersonal, and oral and written English communication skills. Lab website is http://scsnl.stanford.edu. Please email a CV, a statement of research interests and career goals, and contact information for three references, to Leeza Kondos at lmkondos AT stanford.edu.