Assistant Research Professor

Penn State University(7 months ago)

HybridFull TimeSenior$68,131 - $94,045 (estimated)Research

About this role

Penn State’s College of Health and Human Development, Department of Human Development and Family Studies, is hiring an Assistant Research Professor focused on behavioral neuroscience with a preference for developmental work. The role centers on supporting and advancing EEG-based research related to treatment responsiveness in children diagnosed with ADHD, within a collaborative academic research environment. The position is based within a university setting and involves contributing to scholarly outputs and externally funded research efforts.

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Required Skills

Behavioral Neuroscience
EEG Research
Data Collection
Data Processing
Data Analysis
Scientific Publishing
Research Management
Grant Writing
Research Supervision
Data Pipeline

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Qualifications

PhD
Neuroscience Degree
Psychology Degree

About Penn State University

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