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emphasis on pediatric epilepsy care, including EMU and EEG interpretation · Participation in general outpatient child neurology, creating a balanced and varied caseload · A welcoming
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the collection of biosamples, including EEG data, MRI data, and processing blood samples (e.g., centrifuging and storing in freezers, although blood will be collected by a phlebotomist). The research assistant
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behavioral experiments, EEG. Wet laboratory facilities, e.g., Phlebotomy, MRI Contrast administration. PROFILE of the OFFICE OF POSTDOCTORAL AFFAIRS (OPA) The mission of the UNLV Office of Postdoctoral Affairs
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of music and its relation to chronic pain as assessed by electroencephalography (EEG) and electrocardiography (ECG). The position is fully funded, and the scholar will work closely with Dr. Richard Harris
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individuals with substance use disorders. Experience administering standardized developmental, behavioral, neurodevelopmental, or other research assessments. Experience supporting MRI, neuroimaging, EEG
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Posting Details Position Information Position Title Clinical Assistant or Associate Professor, Epilepsy; Department of Neurology Department Neurology Posting Number F260080 Posting Link https
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: Standardization of source-based directed connectivity analysis using large EEG/MEG datasets. Analysis of intrinsic brain networks associated with cognitive control. Task description: designing and creating EEG/MEG
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: Psychiatry Group or Departmental Website: https://stai.stanford.edu(link is external) https://neuroailab.stanford.edu/(link is external) https://neuroscience.stanford.edu/(link is external) Does this position
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includes blood pressure monitors, EKG's/EEG's, and clinical analyzers. Obtain blood samples and provide blood parameters to medical staff as directed. (This requires acquiring a MA-Phlebotomy certification
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participants and brain damaged patients of the EEG correlates (Event-related-potentials and functional connectivity) of the main different types of eye movements: a) saccades; b) fast and slow phases