Applications are being accepted for multiple NIMH postdoctoral fellowships for training
in Variation in Mental Function and Dysfunction

Members of the Training Grant Include:
John Anderson ~ Cognitive Models
Marlene Behrmann ~ Visual Perception
Patricia Carpenter ~ Dynamic Systems
Baruch Fischhoff ~ Decisions in Organizations
Anna Fisher ~ Concept Development
Lori Holt ~ Auditory Perception
Marcel Just ~ Neuroimaging
David Klahr ~ Scientific Reasoning
Roberta Klatzky ~ Perception and Navigation
George Loewenstein ~ Decision Processes
Brian MacWhinney ~ Language Acquisition
Kevin Pelphrey ~ Neuroimaging
David Plaut ~ Neural Network Modeling
David Rakison ~ Early Cognitive Development
Lynne Reder ~ Memory Strategies
Michael Scheier ~ Health and Personality
Robert Siegler ~ Later Cognitive Development
Erik Thiessen ~ Statistical Language Learning

Please contact the faculty sponsor or sponsors you feel are closest to your
interest areas to discuss your candidacy with them directly. Stipends are
set by NIMH and are based on the number of years since completion of Ph.D.
Fellowships are renewable for a second year.

The candidate must be an U.S. citizen, non-citizen national, or already possess a
visa permitting permanent residence. Applicants must have completed the doctoral
degree before assuming the position. Submit a vita, relevant publications, and a
letter describing your research interests, and have three letters of recommendation
forwarded by March 1st to: 

NIMH Search Committee
Emilie Rendulic - 342C
Department of Psychology
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

For additional information, contact:
Brian MacWhinney macw@cmu.edu
 
 

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