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The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) funded T32 Training Program in Emotion Research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison will have two post-doctoral training positions starting in Fall 2025 with up to three years of support. Applications are due on Friday, February 7, 2025 . For more information, please visit emotion.wisc.edu . The following faculty all desire post-doctoral candidates: Dr. Dan Grupe  leads the  Cultivating Justice CoLaboratory  at the Center for Healthy Minds. We are a community-engaged research group that conducts basic and applied research on the well-being of people and communities impacted by incarceration. Our current research focuses on 1) the impact of mindfulness practices in supporting successful transitions from prison into the community, and 2) studying the individual, relational, and community-level impacts of restorative justice programs in community and carceral settings. Candidates with interests...

Director, Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis New York University Arts and Science The NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis is an innovative, dynamic, internationally renowned psychoanalytic training program, located within a preeminent research university. Founded in 1961, Postdoc has among its faculty a diverse group of leading psychoanalytic scholars and clinicians. They have special interests in a multiplicity of theoretical orientations, and the curriculum is organized into Contemporary Freudian, Independent, Interpersonal-Humanistic, and Relational tracks to consider their various views. The Program has 143 teaching faculty, 150 clinical consultants, 121 candidates, and approximately 625 graduates. We are now inviting applications and nominations for the position of Director of this important program. The directorship is a full-time faculty position with an academic title at the level of clinical professor. Applicants must...

In a longstanding collaboration between the Moffitt-Caspi Team and the Hariri Lab https://www.haririlab.com/home.html , we are recruiting new postdoctoral fellows for fall 2025. We seek trainees who have a specific interest in midlife aging, its origins in early life, and its implications for mental and physical health in later life.  The training positions are based at Duke University and are funded by the National Institute on Aging.  The research training will be grounded in the ongoing longitudinal Dunedin Study the University of Otago, which has followed a population-representative birth cohort of New Zealanders for six decades.  We are currently collecting a new wave of rich multidisciplinary data from the participants at age 52.  We are looking for two postdoctoral fellows.  One to study aging and health using life-course longitudinal methods and another to study brain aging using neuropsychological and imaging methods.   This will lead to many opportunities to map...