We are currently seeking a “health disparities” researcher, broadly defined, at the Assistant or Associate level – the area of interest is open, so if your research has a component to it that addresses underserved populations based on ethnicity, economic status, residency, diagnostic category, age, etc., please apply. I can speak first hand about…
This Wednesday, April 13th, Auburn University will hold it’s “This is Research” Student Symposia (check out the link here). Several of our students will be presenting, so please swing by and show them some support! All events occur in the Auburn University Student Center, with rooms listed below: 8:00-8:45am Room 2227 Jay Murphy – “Spatial…
The Auburn University Department of Psychology is hiring a postdoctoral fellow, with a focus in cognitive neuroscience. Specifically, we are looking for someone with neuroimaging experience. Please pass this along to any of your graduate students, colleagues, and friends. The Auburn University MRI Research Center has a Siemens 3T Tim Trio and a 7T MAGNETOM.…
Lauren was recently informed that she has been selected to participate in Auburn University’s Preparing Future Faculty Program. This is a competitive program that allows graduate students to explore various topics related to academia that they would not typically encounter in their graduate coursework. For more information on the Preparing Future Faculty Program, please visit…
We have had a very exciting end to our Spring semester. First, Katie Bottenhorn was accepted into graduate school and will be attending Florida International University in the Fall. Second, Anna Kirkland was awarded with an Undergraduate Research Fellowship (URF), a highly competitive award that will provide her with a stipend and some travel funds…
The Department of Psychology at Auburn University is hiring! We are interested in folks with neuroimaging experience – at the Assistant or early Associate level. Please pass this along to those who may be interested: Auburn University Department of Psychology Job Ad
Lauren Kirby made this beautiful “family tree” tracing our very own Dr. Robinson all the way back to the famous Wilhelm Wundt!
This is a link to Dr. Zen’s “Better Posters” blog post. It’s worth taking a look at as it’s full of helpful information. Click here to take a peek.
If anyone is interested in CPR training (a requirement to complete Level 3 MRI Safety Training), please online cigarette store contact Mrs. Julie Rodiek at the AU MRI Research Center. She is trying to get a head count for a potential class on September 3rd at EAMC in Opelika.
I love me a good wordle…and this one is pretty neat! Top 200 terms in cognitive neuroscience