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Position:  The Thompson Center invites applications for a 2-year postdoctoral research fellowship in autism and developmental disabilities.  Research opportunities include participating in an NIH-funded project examining early infant predictors of autism (PI: Stephen Sheinkopf, PhD). This project utilizes novel, multimodal measurements in the first year of life.  Trainees with experience and interest in early vocal development and individual differences in arousal and neurobehavioral measurement are particularly well suited to this project. Candidates should have a Ph.D. in Psychology or a related field, prior experience conducting research with children, ability to lead a research team effectively, and quantitative and qualitative data analytic skills (including proficiency in R). The successful applicant would work closely with the center’s Research Core and would benefit from a strong, multidisciplinary and collaborative setting. Outstanding opportunities for clinical...

The Institute of Education at the University of Zurich is accepting applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher for modeling intensive longitudinal educational testing  data. The work load is negotiable and the initial appointment  will be until February 29, 2024. The position primarily involves work in the methodological research project “Modeling Developmental Trajectories with Intensive Longitudinal Data from Large-Scale Formative Assessments” funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (PI: Prof. Dr. Martin Tomasik). It is a full research position with no teaching obligations, but teaching contracts can be negotiated to temporarily or permanently complement a part-time employment in the project. Your Responsibilities The successful candidate will collaborate in a team comprising another post-doctoral researcher and a  PhD student. Against the backdrop of intensive longitudinal data from a computer-based tool for formative student assessment (see Tomasik, Berger &...

The Institute for Health, HealthCare Policy, and Aging Research at Rutgers University is seeking a postdoctoral fellow to work on multiple behavioral medicine research projects. These projects examine the intersection of psychosocial processes and health and healthcare outcomes, to support future intervention development. Population of focus will primarily be patients with cancer, with an emphasis on patient coping, treatment decision-making, quality of life, and end-of-life care among patients with advanced disease. Related projects may include examinations of oncologist behavior, caregiver impact, and use of claims data. The fellowship offers the opportunity to build expertise and receive advanced training in psycho-oncology, behavioral health, supportive/palliative care, and health service research. The incoming fellow will be responsible for supporting and leading ongoing and new projects. Routine activities will include protocol development, data analysis, manuscript...