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research. The position will provide opportunities to lead manuscripts and presentations, work towards developing an independent research program, contribute to grant applications, and pursue different
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applications. Working closely with the PI, the postdoc will also have opportunity to participate and lead other projects in the PIs group. The position also includes mentorship and supervision of trainees and
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well as other members of the lab. Successful applicants must be highly motivated and passionate about research, be able to independently lead a research project, have excellent communication skills, and work
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& Decision Neuroscience Lab (https://www.konovalab.com/ ) led by Dr. Anna Konova and located at the Rutgers Center for Advanced Human Brain Imaging Research (CAHBIR). The ADN Lab conducts decision neuroscience
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opportunities to lead manuscripts, develop independent research questions, contribute to NIH-funded and collaborative studies, present findings at scientific meetings, and participate in grant development
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. Publications related to cognitive safety, pharmacovigilance, and clinical risk prediction. Equipment Utilized Physical Demands and Work Environment Overview About the Herbert and Jacqueline Krieger Klein
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billing requirements. Takes a lead clinical role in the department, including the professional development of staff, students and interns as assigned by supervisor. Attends to professional development by
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collaborations, and contribute to the development of impactful nursing science initiatives. Duties include: Research Activities: Lead and/or collaborate on innovative research projects in nursing science
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and research team on federally funded and related studies examining cannabis and tobacco product marketing, consumer perceptions, and health behavior. Duties include: Lead and support research projects
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& Decision Neuroscience Lab (https://www.konovalab.com/ ) led by Dr. Anna Konova and located at the Rutgers Center for Advanced Human Brain Imaging Research (CAHBIR). The ADN Lab conducts decision neuroscience