The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is seeking a full-time Research Program Coordinator at the Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit (BPRU) within the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. The Research Program Coordinator would work closely with BPRU faculty and postdoctoral fellows to implement research in the clinical pharmacology of substance use including human laboratory and clinical research studies.
The Mood and Cognition Lab directed by Dr. Lauren B. Alloy in the Department of Psychology at Temple University is hiring both a Project Coordinator and several Research Assistants starting Summer 2021. The positions primarily will support a new NIMH-funded R01 grant on an integrative reward-inflammation model of first onset of major depression in adolescence. The project includes monetary and social reward function (self-report, behavioral, fMRI), inflammation (serological assays), diagnostic and symptom measures of depression, life events, early adversity, cognitive styles and function, actigraphy, substance use, diet, and sleep assessments. Successful candidates for both positions will have the opportunity to engage in every stage of the research process, including initiation and implementation of new research protocols, recruitment and screening of potential adolescent participants, collecting, managing, and analyzing data, as well as co-authoring publications and conference presentations (including with already collected data from Dr. Alloy’s previous NIMH-funded mood disorder projects). These positions are excellent opportunities for individuals seeking to gain research and clinical experience prior to graduate study in clinical psychology or related programs.
Dear graduating seniors, Please see below for information regarding a full-time Research Coordinator position at Rutgers University starting Summer 2021. I would appreciate it if you would share with anyone you think might be interested!
We are looking for a FULL TIME research assistant to work on the project described below. The person must be able to start FULL TIME by June 1st, 2021, and ideally part time prior to that. YOU MUST HAVE PRIOR HUMAN SUBJECT RESEARCH EXPERIENCE.
A full-time Research Assistant is being sought to support multiple NIH-funded projects in the labs of Dr. Pearl Chiuand Dr. Brooks King-Casas (https://fbri.vtc.vt.edu/research/labs) at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Virginia Tech Carilion in Roanoke, Virginia.
We are looking for a FULL TIME research assistant to work on the project described below. The person must be able to start FULL TIME by June 1st, 2021, and ideally part time prior to that. YOU MUST HAVE PRIOR HUMAN SUBJECT RESEARCH EXPERIENCE.
We are recruiting a full time Research Assistant with a start date in summer 2021. The position is to coordinate research on human memory, in particular collective memory. This topic represents a cross-disciplinary enterprise, and the project is supported by a grant from the James S. McDonnell Foundation. The successful candidate will help to coordinate research across multiple universities in various disciplines, as well as helping conduct research at Washington University. The Research Assistant will play an important role in helping to develop research protocols. The position is ideally suited for some who is looking to gain experience in research before applying to graduate school.
The Aging, Culture, and Cognition Laboratory (PI: Angela Gutchess) in the Psychology Department at Brandeis University anticipates recruiting a research assistant to start Spring/Summer 2021. The research assistant will help with participant recruitment and data collection for behavioral and neuroimaging (fMRI) studies investigating the effects of culture and aging on memory and decision making. The position involves outreach to recruit healthy older adult research participants in the community, experimental testing of research participants in the laboratory, data organization and scoring, and coordinating and organizing studies across sites with a team in Taiwan. The position also involves travel to an fMRI center in the greater Boston area.
This position is in the Department of Neurology/Movement Disorders. This position is for the Medical School Campus.
Please be aware of a paid summer research opportunity for undergraduate students in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Cincinnati – the National Science Foundation-sponsored Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Site in Sensory Ecology. The program is focused on research at the intersection of neurobiology, behavior, ecology, and evolution, and is directed at understanding how animals sense and respond to their environment at functional and evolutionary levels.
The Brown Center for the Study of Children at Risk has a new opening for a full-time research assistant. Details of the position are noted in the attached flyer. This is an excellent opportunity for graduating/post-bac students interested in obtaining clinical research experience.
The Connectome Coordination Facility in the Computational Imaging Lab (formerly known as the Neuroinformatics Research Group), is looking for a full-time, detail-oriented individual with excellent communication skills to help manage the vast amounts of behavioral and imaging data collected under the Human Connectome Project (HCP) family of studies.