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>Date:         Wed, 12 Nov 1997 18:23:52 -0500
>Reply-To: "Josef P. Rauschecker" <josef@HELIX.NIH.GOV>
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>From: "Josef P. Rauschecker" <josef@HELIX.NIH.GOV>
>Subject:      Postdoc position ad
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>I would like to place the following ad on the auditory list.
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>Thank you !
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>Josef Rauschecker.
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>Functional MRI of Human Auditory Cortex
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>Georgetown Institute for Cognitive and Computational Sciences
>Washington, DC
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>A postdoctoral position is available in the Laboratory of Integrative
>Neuroscience and Cognition of the Georgetown Institute for Cognitive and
>Computational Sciences (GICCS) to perform functional magnetic resonance
>imaging of the higher auditory pathways in humans. A brand-new 1.5T
>Siemens Vision scanner is available, including Medx and BrainVoyager
>software, as well as SGI and other workstations. A psychoacoustics lab
>for the development of acoustic stimuli exists as well. The main thrust
>of our research is to investigate the neural coding of complex sounds,
>including speech, in functionally specialized areas of the human
>auditory cortex, and to explore the hypothesis of dual processing
>streams for auditory space and auditory patterns in the higher auditory
>pathways. Parallel studies are being performed in animal models,
>including awake behaving primates, using single-unit neurophysiology and
>optical intrinsic signal imaging. Candidates with substantial knowledge
>of psychoacoustics preferred. Knowledge of imaging techniques desirable
>but not required (training can be provided).
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>GICCS is located in a new research building on the handsome campus of
>Georgetown University in Washington, DC. Georgetown University is one of
>the oldest academic institutions in North America and has a strong
>commitment to the neurosciences. Various collaborative ties exist with
>researchers at the nearby National Institutes of Health in Bethesda,
>Maryland, and with the University of Maryland. Please send applications
>(c.v. and names of two referees) to: Prof. Josef P. Rauschecker, GICCS,
>NRB, WP15, 3970 Reservoir Road NW, Washington DC, 20007-2197; e-mail:
>josef@helix.nih.gov or rauscheckerj@giccs.georgetown.edu).
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>Josef P. Rauschecker, Ph.D.
>Professor, Georgetown Institute for Cognitive and Computational Sciences
>New Research Bldg., Rm. WP15
>3970 Reservoir Road NW
>Washington, DC 20007-2197, USA
>Tel.: (202) 687-1580
>Fax:  (202) 687-0617
>e-mail: rauscheckerj@giccs.georgetown.edu
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