11.2528, Jobs: Cognitive Neuroscience Post-doc, U of Maryland

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Subject: 11.2528, Jobs: Cognitive Neuroscience Post-doc, U of Maryland

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Date:  22 Nov 2000 00:20:40 -0000
From:  Rita S.Berndt <rberndt at umaryland.edu>
Subject:  Cognitive Neuroscience: Post-doc at U of Maryland, Baltimore

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Date:  22 Nov 2000 00:20:40 -0000
From:  Rita S.Berndt <rberndt at umaryland.edu>
Subject:  Cognitive Neuroscience: Post-doc at U of Maryland, Baltimore


Rank of Job: Post-doctoral fellow
Areas Required: Cognitive Neuroscience
Other Desired Areas: Language, Language Disorders
University or Organization: University of Maryland, Baltimore
Department: Neurology
State or Province: MD
Country: USA
Final Date of Application: Feb. 1, 2001 or until filled
Contact: Rita S. Berndt, Ph.D. rberndt at umaryland.edu

Address for Applications:
Department of Neurology,
University of Maryland School of Medicine, 22
S. Greene Street
Baltimore
MD 21201
USA

Post-doctoral Fellowship in the Cognitive Neuroscience of Language and
its Disorders

National Research Service Award post-doctoral fellowships are
available at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, in
Baltimore, Maryland.  Training opportunities will provide experience
in the application of contemporary research methods in cognitive
neuropsychology and functional neuroimaging to the topic of normal and
disordered language processing.  Applicants with doctoral degrees in
related basic science areas (cognitive psychology, neuroscience,
linguistics) and clinical disciplines (speech/language pathology;
clinical neuropsychology) are invited to apply.  Applicants must be
U.S.  citizens or permanent residents to be considered, under the
terms of the NRSA program.  Further information about the faculty and
their research is available at:

	http://cortex.neurology.umaryland.edu

To apply, send C.V., statement of research interests and career goals,
and three letters of recommendation.

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