Postdoctoral Fellowship in Spatial Language and Spatial Representation

[Tamara Nicol]

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Spatial Language and Spatial Representation
Johns Hopkins University
Department of Cognitive  Science

Candidates are invited to apply for a post-doctoral fellowship to carry 
out research on the development of spatial representation, broadly 
construed, in normal children and people with Williams syndrome, who have 
selective visual-spatial impairments.  We seek applicants who have broad 
interdisciplinary training in spatial representation, preferably with 
interest in spatial language, and a strong interest in development, 
learning and plasticity. Target areas of interest include spatial 
language, navigation, object representation, visual-manual action, spatial 
attention, and learning and plasticity within these. Funding is in place 
for two years, with the possibility for further renewal.

Applicants should send a vita, research statement, and three letters of 
recommendation to Dr. Barbara Landau, Department of Cognitive Science, 
Johns Hopkins University, 241 Krieger Hall, Baltimore, MD 21218, or by 
email to landau at cogsci.jhu.edu.  Applications will be reviewed immediately 
and the position will remain open until filled.