Particular areas of research interest include sensory and motor systems, adaptive plasticity, and neural tissue engineering. Successful candidates will form a productive, independent, and externally supported research laboratory, and will also lead the establishment of a multidisciplinary focus on neuroscience within the BME program. Participation in teaching activities in both the BME and neuroscience programs is expected. Competitive start-up packages are included.
Salary is commensurate with rank and experience.
Appointments may begin July, 2000. The Department maintains a leading role within an extensive multidisciplinary neuroscience community, and are now recruiting faculty with research interests in network or cellular processing of sensory, motor, and integrative functions, adaptive plasticity and learning, and neuro-engineering. Successful candidates will participate in teaching activities in the graduate neuroscience program and in the medical school, and will build a productive, independent, and externally supported research program. Competitive start-up packages are included. Salary is commensurate with rank and experience.