We currently have vacancies, so please consider applying for a job with a group at the cutting edge of cognitive neuroscience. We would like to encourage motivated scientists to join us. As a small team, we are seeking new members who are able to work independently and be involved with a wide range of methods. Our lab uses a wide range of techniques that allows our members to develop a diverse skill set that can harness the synergistic strengths of each tool. We also have a dedicated team of core and affiliated members that can provide expert training.

• Undergraduate research assistants: Get experience running participants and analyzing data.
• Graduate students: Georgia Tech is provides a great environment to earn a PhD. Financial support is available. Students would typically be admitted through the Georgia Tech Psychology Department Graduate Program.
• Post-doctoral fellow: We are seeking a member with a PhD in a relevant field to support R01 NS054266-01A1:
  • Project Description: Visual neglect is a common consequence of brain damage, and the presence of this symptom (or syndrome) is a major predictor of poor clinical outcomes. The two most fundamental questions about neglect remain unanswered, and the subject of deep controversy in the scientific literature. Simply stated, these are: what is the nature of the deficit? and what are the key areas of brain damage that cause neglect? We propose a simple theoretical framework for answering these questions and providing rapprochement for the divergent views of attention. The present study tests these predictions by converging use of neuropsychology, functional MRI, and transcranial magnetic stimulation in normal observers.
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Interested individuals should contact Chris Rorden.