Two Postdoc Research positions - neuroscience of music, rhythm perception
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Florence Levé
Jun 1, 2022, 6:09:21 PM6/1/22
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Dear all,
Please find attached two interesting postdoc opportunities in the neuroscience of rhythm perception in neonates and infants using EEG signal processing.
Those positions are available in the framework of the International collaborative research project between France and Canada, BabyMusic, funded by la fondation pour l’audition.
This project, which is based on a bimodal neuroimaging approach (high resolution electroencephalography and high density functional near-infrared spectroscopy), aims to investigate the capacities related to auditory rhythm perception during very early neurodevelopment starting from premature neonates to infants during the first year of life.
The Post-doctoral researchers will be welcomed at McMaster Institute for Music and the Mind (directed by Prof. Laurel Trainor), Hamilton, Canada, and at INSERM U1105, Groupe de Recherches sur l'Analyse Multimodale de la Fonction Cérébrale (directed by Prof. Fabrice Wallois), Amiens, France.
The successful candidates will be working in committed, interdisciplinary teams in Canada and France with many years of internationally renowned expertise in cognitive and developmental neuroscience, neurocognition of music, and clinical care of neonates.
Starting date: September 2022
Best regards,
Florence.
Please find attached two interesting postdoc opportunities in the neuroscience of rhythm perception in neonates and infants using EEG signal processing.
Those positions are available in the framework of the International collaborative research project between France and Canada, BabyMusic, funded by la fondation pour l’audition.
This project, which is based on a bimodal neuroimaging approach (high resolution electroencephalography and high density functional near-infrared spectroscopy), aims to investigate the capacities related to auditory rhythm perception during very early neurodevelopment starting from premature neonates to infants during the first year of life.
The Post-doctoral researchers will be welcomed at McMaster Institute for Music and the Mind (directed by Prof. Laurel Trainor), Hamilton, Canada, and at INSERM U1105, Groupe de Recherches sur l'Analyse Multimodale de la Fonction Cérébrale (directed by Prof. Fabrice Wallois), Amiens, France.
The successful candidates will be working in committed, interdisciplinary teams in Canada and France with many years of internationally renowned expertise in cognitive and developmental neuroscience, neurocognition of music, and clinical care of neonates.
Starting date: September 2022
Best regards,
Florence.
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