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Applications are invited for a post-doctoral scholar position working under the supervision of Dr. Alia Crum within the Department of Psychology at Stanford University. The postdoc will work on new and existing projects pursued by the Mind & Body Lab , aimed at understanding the role of beliefs and expectations in shaping physiological health and will also have the option to work on various projects associated with Stanford SPARQ (Social Psychological Answers to Real World Questions). Qualifications: a PhD in psychology or related field by start date excellent methodological and statistical expertise employing experimental, longitudinal, and/or assessment-development designs experience conducting research using hormonal, immune, cardiovascular, or other physiological indicators (desired, but not required) strong communication and interpersonal skills passion for novel research in the field of health psychology Salary is competitive. Start date and length of position is flexible. Interested candidates should submit a CV to Isaac Handley-Miner (ihm@stanford.edu). Dr. Crum will be available to meet with interested applicants at SPSP.

  FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES School of Psychology   Lecturer in in Psychology Ref : ATR1437   £42,036 to £48,677 per annum   The School of Psychology is seeking to appoint a new Lecturer to complement the existing research and teaching strengths within the School. Applicants with outstanding research programmes in any area of psychological science congruent with research groupings in the School are encouraged to apply.   We also seek applicants who can demonstrate synergies with other schools/faculties, commensurate with the multidisciplinary ethos at UEA, and the world-leading facilities the Norwich Research Park affords.   Applicants must have a PhD or equivalent qualification and be able to satisfy all other essential criteria for the role.   This post are is available from 1 February 2019 or as soon as possible thereafter on a full time or part time, indefinite basis.   Closing Date: 4 January 2019   To apply for this vacancy, please follow the online instructions at: https://myview.uea.ac.uk/webrecruitment/   The University is a Bronze Athena Swan Award holder, currently working towards Silver.  

We are recruiting a motivated and talented individual for a postdoctoral position available in the UCSF Bonding and Attunement in Neuropsychiatric Disorders (BAND) Lab. Our lab is located at the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Our work incorporates various behavioral, physiological, technological and psychopharmacological techniques to better understand the mechanisms of social connection in healthy individuals and social deficits in patient populations such as post-traumatic stress disorder, alcohol use disorder, and schizophrenia. Furthermore, our work also involves developing and testing novel treatments for these social deficits. More information about the work in the lab can be found here:  http://woolleylab.ucsf.edu/  The successful candidate may conduct behavioral and physiological research involving human individual, dyadic, and group cohesion, psychobiological synchrony, and socially relevant pharmacological interventions in these clinical populations. Specifically, the candidate will contribute heavily to the design and execution of several research protocols; review and monitor behavioral assessments, psychophysiological data acquisition and analysis; and preparation of manuscripts for publication. The successful candidate must demonstrate independence and responsibility and show a serious drive for research. Minimum requirements : 1. Ph.D. required in the field of psychology, neuroscience or a related field 2. Strong expertise in quantitative statistical analysis 3. Evidence of research productivity 4. Experience with psycho- or neurophysiological recording, analysis tools and technical hardware/software experience, or experience with analyzing  5. Ability to work under minimal supervision 6. Ability to train research assistants Desirable Qualifications : 1. Programming experience with Python, Matlab, etc. and statistical software programs (e.g. R, SPSS). 2. Previous research experience is preferred. 3. Experience objectively assessing and quantifying verbal (semantic output, prosody) and non-verbal (eye-gaze, facial expressivity, gesturing) social-emotional behavior. To apply: Please send your CV, cover letter, and contact information for two references to bandlab@ucsf.edu