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A premier research institution in Singapore is seeking an experienced Senior Research Fellow to lead a research team focused on early childhood development. The candidate will drive research deliverables and manage complex projects, ensuring collaboration with local and international stakeholders. Applicants should hold a PhD in a relevant field and possess strong project management and communication skills. This role offers an opportunity to contribute significantly to interdisciplinary research in child mental health.
The Early Mental Potential & Wellbeing Research Centre (EMPOWER) is a University Research Institute whose mission is to maximise every child’s mental and emotional capital by uplifting neurodevelopmental trajectories during early sensitive periods through interdisciplinary discovery science and translational technologies. The Centre has 3 major activities and thrusts:
1) Core Discovery Research, Empowering Science: Basic neuroscience research and advanced computational models to understand individual neurocognitive potential, developmental trajectories, and risk and resilience factors;
2) Translation to Clinic & Pedagogy, Empowering Practitioners: Developing precision assessment and intervention tools to optimise parent-child social and mental health within clinical, education and community settings;
3) Translation to Real-World Technologies, Empowering Families: Creating scalable solutions and real-world technologies for parents to enhance their child’s mental and cognitive wellbeing at home.
For more details, please view https://www.ntu.edu.sg/empower
We are looking for an experienced Senior Research Fellow to work closely with a team of researchers, led by PI – Professor Victoria Leong, and to drive and fulfill research deliverables and milestones within a tight timeline.
The postholder is expected to render research support to the Centre’s Director, Professor Victoria Leong and collaborators, on basic and translational projects with a focus on early childhood development.
We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.