The BioMotionLab at
Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, seeks to fill a positions for a highly motivated
postdoctoral researcher to join a research project investigating
sensorimotor control of posture and locomotion in pigeons.
Successful candidates will bring along a
strong academic resume, experience in at least some of the areas
listed below, and a keen interest to learn about all of them: single
cell electrophysiology, neuroanatomy, physiology of visual and
vestibular system, biomechanics, 3D computer graphics, robotics,
neuro-computational modelling, optimal control theory. We also
expect good writing and presention skills, and experience with
computer programming (Matlab and/or C++).
The BioMotionLab is an interdisciplinary
research facility hosted by the Department of Psychology and populated
with students from Psychology, Biology, Computing, Neuroscience
and Mechanical Engineering. Check out its website at http://biomotionlab.ca http://biomotionlab.ca/.
Please send your application to Prof. Niko
Troje, Queen's University, by e-mail in a single pdf, including a letter
outlining your interests and suitability for the position, a detailed
CV including a list of publications and received funding, and contact
details of 2 referees, to: troje@queensu.ca <mailto:troje@queensu.ca.