Applications are requested for a postdoctoral position in awake primate
neurophysiology at the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI), which is
part of the McGill University School of Medicine. The MNI is located in
downtown Montreal, Canada, a vibrant, multicultural city, and provides a
multifaceted neuroscience environment with clinical and research activities
housed under one roof. About 100 graduate students study at the MNI.
The project will involve studies of the cortical and subcortical regions
responsible for vision and eye movements. The successful candidate will
work in the laboratories of Drs. Daniel Guitton and Christopher Pack.
More information on the current research interests in these labs can be
found at:
http://www.mni.mcgill.ca/cmpxns.html
The ideal candidate will have prior research experience and expertise in
the following areas: behavioral training of nonhuman primates, micro-electrode
recording of neural activity in alert primate during visuo-motor tasks, eye
movement recording, analysis of neural signals, programming in Matlab and
C/C++. In addition, the candidate should have good interpersonal and
organizational skills. Salary will be commensurate with experience, according
to the postdoctoral pay scale set by the Canadian Institutes for Health
Research. Please send curriculum vitae, brief statement of research interests
and accomplishments, and names of two references to
christopher.pack@mcgill.ca and daniel.guitton@mcgill.ca.
Interested candidates are encouraged to arrange an interview at the 2005
Society for Neuroscience meeting.
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