Postdoctoral Researcher, Cognitive Sciences: Time Perception & Primates

EURAXESS Ireland; France; Hybride; EUR 39 000 - 48 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

CNRS – Centre de Recherche en Psychologie et Neurosciences (CRPN) invites applications for a Postdoctoral researcher on the OrDOTime project. You will design behavioral protocols and run experiments with children, adults, and primates in school and lab settings, contributing to high-impact publications.

You will analyze data, write articles, and present findings at international conferences while collaborating with the DéPhy team at AMU and CNRS across multiple sites.

Qualifications

• Skills in experimental research are desirable.
• Knowledge of numerical cognition and/or developmental psychology literature is advantageous.
• A background in cognitive science, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, or ethology is expected.
• Proficiency in programming (e.g., Python, Java) and data analysis (e.g., R, MATLAB) is advantageous.

Responsabilités

• Design empirical protocols to collect behavioural data from children, adults, and non-human primates.
• Conduct experiments and collect data in school settings and laboratory.
• Analyze data and interpret results to inform conclusions.
• Write scientific articles for submission to leading international journals.
• Disseminate findings to the international scientific community through conferences and talks.

Connaissances

Experimental research

Literature review

Data analysis

Formation

PhD in cognitive science/psychology

Outils

Python

Java

R

MATLAB

Description du poste

CNRS – Centre de Recherche en Psychologie et Neurosciences (CRPN) invites applications for a Postdoctoral researcher on the OrDOTime project. You will design behavioral protocols and run experiments with children, adults, and primates in school and lab settings, contributing to high-impact publications.

You will analyze data, write articles, and present findings at international conferences while collaborating with the DéPhy team at AMU and CNRS across multiple sites.