[Eeglablist] A Post-Doctoral Position is available at University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

Hongbin Wang hongbinwang at mac.com
Wed Apr 30 07:32:48 PDT 2008


A Post-Doctoral Position is available at University of Texas Health  
Science Center at Houston

A post-doctoral position is available in the School of Health  
Information Sciences (SHIS), University of Texas Health Science  
Center at Houston (UTH). The group’s main research interests are in  
the area of cognitive science. Taking an integrated approach  
(behavioral, functional neuroimaging, and computational modeling), we  
study issues related to human attention and decision-making. A few  
currently on-going projects include: a) Modeling human spatial  
cognition, where we want to understand how the brain and the mind  
acquire, represent, and use spatial information, and develop  
psychologically plausible computational models; b) Understanding  
human attention, where we explore how different types of attention  
operate distinctively as well as interactively, and how we may  
exploit the taxonomy to affect human performance; and c) Uncertainty  
management, where we are interested in understanding how the brain  
and the mind perceive and process probabilistic information and risk,  
especially in the context of decision-making and game theory.

You are welcome to join us if you have a background in cognitive  
psychology, neuroimaging, computer science, mathematics, biomedical  
signal processing, or related disciplines, and are interested in  
integrated empirical and computational modeling research. The lab  
possesses EEG and eye-tracking equipments. We locate in Houston Texas  
Medical Center, the largest medical center in the world. To apply or  
for more information, please contact Dr. Hongbin Wang via email at  
Hongbin.Wang at uth.tmc.edu.
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