As seen in the 06 January issue of Science:

C V STARR FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIPS

in Neuroscience



The Princeton Neuroscience Institute aims to recruit and support one or two exceptional individuals to fill our C V Starr Fellowships in Neuroscience. These are individuals who are expecting or have recently obtained a Ph.D. degree in neuroscience or areas relevant to neuroscience (molecular biology, psychology, computer science, engineering, physics, or mathematics).



The PNI focuses on interdisciplinary research in neuroscience, spanning from molecular, cellular, and genetic approaches to systems and human cognitive neuroscience. PNI houses state of the art facilities for experimental research in all of these areas as well as advanced computational resources that support its emphasis on theoretical and quantitative approaches to neuroscience. To ensure full consideration, all materials must be received by February 15, 2012.



The C V Starr Fellowship program provides a generous salary and a modest annual research budget. Fellows are encouraged to pursue their own independent research with the guidance and mentorship of a core faculty member in the Institute, although research projects where the Fellow works directly with a core faculty member will also be considered. Fellows also have the opportunity to teach in our Institute programs, subject to sufficient enrollments and approval of the Dean of the Faculty.



For more information about the Institute, see website:http://www.princeton.edu/neuroscience/.



Applications should be submitted online at website:https://jobs.princeton.edu/ by February 15, 2012. (Requisition #0110837). Candidates must submit curriculum vitae, a list of publications, a statement of research interests and goals, and the contact information for three references. Finalists will be invited to Princeton to present a talk concerning their current research.



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