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- | ====== Post-doctoral | + | ====== Post-Doctoral |
- | 3D cinema is experiencing a burst of popularity unmatched since the early 1950’s. Along with the advances in projection technology | + | We are seeking an enthusiastic Post-Doctoral student to collaborate |
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- | We are seeking an enthusiastic collaborator to participate in research in 3D (stereoscopic) cinema. The position | + | |
- | The candidate should have a PhD in a field related to the visual sciences and a background in visual psychophysics. We are seeking someone with a keen interest in stereoscopic vision and 3D cinema, so experience in this domain would be helpful. The post-doctoral fellow will design, conduct and analyse experiments that will use fundamental psychophysical methodology to evaluate both basic and applied research questions. Ideally we are looking for an individual who is familiar with programming for behavioural experiments, | ||
- | The York Centre for Vision Research is an interdisciplinary centre spanning the laboratories of 23 faculty members | + | The candidate must have a PhD in a field related to the visual sciences |
- | This a two year position which begins September 2010. Applicants must have completed their Ph.D. (or equivalent) prior to taking up the position. The salary is consistent with current MRC/NSERC standards and will be adjusted according to the candidate’s level of experience. | ||
- | To apply please send your c.v., selected reprints and the names of 3 referees to: | + | The York Centre for Vision Research is an interdisciplinary centre spanning the laboratories of 28 faculty members in the Departments of Psychology, Computer Science, Biology and Kinesiology (see www.cvr.yorku.ca ). Members pursue fundamental and applied research in visual, vestibular and auditory perception, eye-movements, |
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+ | This a one year position (with the likelihood of extension for another year) which begins September 30th, 2011. Applicants must have completed their Ph.D. (or equivalent) prior to taking up the position. The salary is consistent with current NSERC standards and will be adjusted according to the candidate’s level of experience. | ||
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+ | To apply please send your c.v. selected reprints and the names of 3 referees | ||
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+ | Laurie Wilcox | ||
- | Robert Allison | ||
Centre for Vision Research | Centre for Vision Research | ||
York University 4700 Keele Street Toronto, ON | York University 4700 Keele Street Toronto, ON | ||
- | Canada M3J 1P3 | + | Canada M3J 1P3 Fax: (416) 736-5872 |
- | email: allison@cse.yorku.ca | + | |
- | phone: (1-416) 736-2100 x 20192 | + | |
- | fax: (1-416) 736-5872 | + | |
+ | email: lwilcox@yorku.ca | ||
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