ALT The Kennedy lab is recruiting for multiple funded postdoctoral positions in theoretical and computational neuroscience, following our recent lab move to Scripps Research in sunny San Diego, California. Ongoing projects in the lab span topics in: - reservoir computing with heterogeneous cell types - reinforcement learning/control theory analysis of complex behavior - neuromechanical whole-organism modeling - imitation learning/forecasting of mouse social interactions - joint analysis/modeling of effects of internal states on neural vocalization behavior data Projects are flexible and can be tailored to applicants’ research and training goals, and there are abundant opportunities for new collaboration with local experimental groups. We offer competitive postdoctoral stipends that reflect coastal cost-of-living expectations and include a relocation bonus, with research professorship positions available for qualified applicants. Info at kennedylab.org. Contact akennedy@scripps.edu

ALT A headshot of a person with long dark hair wearing a white coat is beside the words "National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant" "Defining the forebrain neurophysiological representation of pain." Below the photo are the words "Sharona Ben-Haim, MD" "Assistant Professor of Neurological Surgery" and "Surgical Director of Epilepsy"