Drs. Teresa Wilcox (Florida Atlantic University) and Daniel Messinger (University of Miami) are seeking an enthusiastic and highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join an innovative project investigating infant-parent interbrain synchrony during social interaction using fNIRS hyperscanning. This research integrates developmental science, social neuroscience, and computational modeling to explore how neural coupling supports early social development.
Important: Internal funding (up to 2 years at NIH levels) requires first identifying the postdoc.
Responsibilities:
- Lead fNIRS hyperscanning studies of infant-parent dyads
- Process and analyze complex time-series data
- Apply and develop methods for assessing directional influence and dynamic neural coupling
Required Qualifications:
- Experience with fNIRS data collection and analysis
- Familiarity with time-series analysis
- Interest in developmental neuroscience and parent-infant interaction
Preferred:
- Expertise in signal processing, machine learning, or computational modeling
- Background in hyperscanning and social neuroscience methods
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