Postdoc in selective visual attention and color vision

This postdoctoral position focuses on research in selective visual attention and color vision, requiring advanced expertise in visual neuroscience and cognitive psychology. The ideal candidate should possess a strong background in experimental design and data analysis related to human visual perception, particularly in how attention modulates color processing. Proficiency with psychophysical methods, eye-tracking technology, and neuroimaging techniques such as EEG or fMRI is highly advantageous. Experience in programming languages commonly used in vision research, such as MATLAB, Python, or R, for stimulus presentation and data analysis is expected. Familiarity with statistical analysis software and techniques for handling complex datasets is essential. The role demands the ability to design and conduct rigorous experiments, analyze behavioral and neural data, and contribute to scientific publications. Strong communication skills for collaboration within interdisciplinary teams and presenting findings at conferences are important. A doctoral degree in neuroscience, psychology, or a related field with a focus on visual cognition is required, reflecting a high level of academic training and research competence in vision science.