the Laboratory of Dr. Wilson Truccolo in the Department of Neuroscience at
Brown University, Providence, RI, USA. The first position is for the
development of data-driven stochastic models of multiscale neural dynamics
in human epilepsy. Data consist of simultaneous recordings of ensembles of
single neurons, local field potentials and ECoGs during seizure and
non-seizure states in individuals with intractable epilepsy. The project
involves a collaboration between the labs of Dr. Truccolo and Dr. Sydney
Cash (Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston). The second position is for
the development of stochastic models of intra- and inter-areal network
dynamics in the motor cortex of nonhuman primates performing motor tasks.
The project involves a collaboration between the labs of Dr. Truccolo and
Dr. John Donoghue (Brown University). The ideal candidates for these 2
positions will have a strong background in computational/theoretical
neuroscience and stochastic modeling of neural dynamics. For the first
position, prior experience with epilepsy research is a plus. Inquiries
should be addressed to Dr. Truccolo (wilson_truccolo@brown.edu).
Applications including a CV, statement of research interests, and the names
and full contact details of three referees should be sent to:
wilson_truccolo@brown.edu.
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Wilson Truccolo, Ph.D.
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Assistant Professor (Research)
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/983891/Truccolo_home.htm
Assistant Professor (Research)
Department of Neuroscience & Brown Institute for Brain Science
Brown University, S.E. Frank Hall, 185 Meeting Street, Office 583
Brown University, S.E. Frank Hall, 185 Meeting Street, Office 583
Providence - RI - 02912
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