LINGUIST List 16.1236
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Tue Apr 19 2005
Jobs: Psycholinguistics: Post Doc, U of Maryland
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1. Colin
Phillips,
Psycholinguistics: Post Doc, University of Maryland, MD, USA
Message 1: Psycholinguistics: Post Doc, University of Maryland, MD, USA
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Date: 19-Apr-2005
From: Colin Phillips <colinumd.edu>
Subject: Psycholinguistics: Post Doc, University of Maryland, MD, USA
University or Organization: University of Maryland
Department: Linguistics
Job Rank: Post Doc
Specialty Areas: Language Acquisition; Neurolinguistics; Psycholinguistics
Description:
Post-doctoral position in Neurolinguistics/Psycholinguistics/Language Acquisition
The Cognitive Neuroscience of Language (CNL) Lab at the University of
Maryland at College park (suburb of Washington DC) is looking for a
postdoctoral researcher to participate in all aspects of research. The CNL
Lab comprises around 40 faculty, staff, and students engaged in research
that spans language acquisition, language processing, and neurolinguistics,
including the study of acquired and genetic disorders. The lab has on-site
facilities for whole-head MEG recordings, high-density EEG, head-mounted
and stationary eye-trackers, and a variety of behavioral paradigms. Lab
members have access to an on-campus laboratory preschool, and infant
testing facilities are currently being added. Lab members have also
conducted fMRI and PET studies through local collaborations. CNL Lab
faculty include Colin Phillips, David Poeppel, Andrea Zukowski, Amy
Weinberg, Jeff Lidz (starting Fall 2005), and Bill Idsardi (starting Fall
2005). The post-doc position is not linked to a specific project, and the
ideal candidate will be able to contribute to more than one of the lab's
research foci, or to the Department of Linguistics' other strengths in
theoretical and computational linguistics. Initial appointment is for 1
year, with the possibility of renewal for a second year. Anticipated
starting date is September 1, 2005, and PhD should be in hand by starting
date. Salary is competitive. For best consideration, submit a letter of
application and current CV, and arrange for 3 references to be submitted
electronically.
Inquiries may be directed to any CNL Lab faculty member. Please note that
all application materials, including letters of recommendation, should be
submitted electronically if at all possible. Application materials should
be sent to Colin Phillips, colinumd.edu; the last-resort mailing address
is: CNL Post-doc Search, c/o Colin Phillips, Department of Linguistics,
1401 Marie Mount Hall, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742.
Review of applications will begin on April 25th, but the position will
remain open until filled.
The University of Maryland is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunities
Title IX employer. Women and minority candidates are especially encouraged
to apply.
Address for Applications:
Colin Phillips
colinumd.edu
Application Deadline: Open until filled.
Contact Information:
Colin Phillips
Email: colinumd.edu
Phone: +1 301 405 3082
Fax: +1 301 405 7104
Website: http://www.ling.umd.edu
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