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Tenure-Track Assistant Professor
The successful candidate will engage in areas of research that center on learning and memory, perceptual information processing. See job description.
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Assistant, Associate or Full Professor, Tenure Track
Loyola University Chicago - Assistant, Associate or Full Professor, Tenure Track Faculty Position
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PSYCHOLOGY DEPT-ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: NEUROSCIENCE FOCUS ON MENTAL HEALTH AND/OR AGING
UGA Psychology Department has one tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Neuroscience with focus on Mental Health and/or Aging
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Open Rank Faculty, Department of Public Health Sciences; UVA Provost's Office & School of Medicine
This tenure-track faculty member is focused on inclusive approaches to reduce disparities and promote health equity in neuroscience research.
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Assistant Professor, Neuroscience Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
Systems neuroscience. res. using NHP models to study higher-order cognition--decision making, motor planning, attention, working memory, or similar.
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Assistant Professor Neuroscience
The Michigan Neuroscience Institute at the University of Michigan is recruiting candidates for tenure-track faculty positions as Assistant Professor.
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Assistant Professor, University of Maryland - Medicine Institute for Neuroscience Discovery
University of Maryland - Medicine Institute for Neuroscience Discovery Faculty Position - University of Maryland School of Medicine - Baltimore, MD
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Assistant or Associate Professor in Cognitive and Psychological Sciences
The Department of Cognitive and Psychological Sciences (CoPsy) at Brown University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant or tenured As...
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Cognitive Neuroscientist, tenure-track Assistant Professor
We seek a broadly trained cognitive neuroscientist with research focused on any area in cognitive neuroscience.