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The Concepts, Imagery, and Simulation in Cognition Lab at Penn State is seeking a full-time Human Research Technologist to contribute to studies on grounding and simulating concept meaning across perception, action, imagery, and language. The role involves working with EEG, fMRI, and behavioral methods within university resources.
You will recruit participants, assist study design, analyze data, prepare materials, and support undergraduate researchers while ensuring lab procedures meet IRB
The Concepts, Imagery, and Simulation in Cognition Lab, headed by Dr. Emiko Muraki, is seeking a full-time Human Research Technologist. The Human Research Technologist will have the opportunity to work on studies investigating how the mind grounds and simulates concept meaning, bridging perception, action, imagery, and language in adults. In doing so, the lab incorporates several techniques, including EEG, fMRI, behavioral research methods, and quantitative statistical analysis. This work will take advantage of the University’s broad resources, including the Center for Language Science and the Social, Life, and Engineering Sciences and Imaging (SLEIC) Center.
Employment with the University will require successful completion of background check(s) in accordance with University policies.
Penn State does not sponsor or take over sponsorship of a staff employment Visa.
Applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S.
The salary range for this position, including all possible grades, is $33,504.00 - $48,552.00.
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