Research Fellow (Centre for Music and Health)

The Centre for Music and Health (CMH) is the first dedicated research center in South-East Asia to spearhead and investigate cutting edge, evidence-based practices that leverage the efficacy of music for health and well-being. Situated in the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, one of the leading conservatories in Asia, and embedded within a top-tier research university, the CMH is uniquely positioned to catalyze the artistic and scientific excellence of the NUS community towards research excellence in this emerging field. The Centre aims to establish world-class music programs and interventions to support crucial aspects of health at NUS and in Singapore, and beyond; and to develop interdisciplinary translational research and evaluation methods to support our evidence-based approach. We aspire to become the leading center for music and health in Asia, pioneering the development of music-based methods and interventions to improve people’s lives.

The Centre for Music and Health is inviting applications for the role of postdoctoral Research Fellow (RF). This role is offered on a 1-year renewable contract basis; renewal is subject to satisfactory job performance.

Responsibilities:

1. Design studies and conduct experimental research.
2. Prepare and submit IRB ethics applications.
3. Help coordinate research activities.
4. Perform data analyses.
5. Work both independently and in a team.
6. Develop innovative solutions.
7. Publish research findings in high-impact conferences and journals.

Qualifications:

RF applicants should have a good publication track-record.