The postholder would be responsible for running behavioural and neuroimaging experiments, as well as recording, organising, analysing, write-up and dissemination of data as part of a research team. The postholder will also provide support on ongoing and future research related to the neural representation of robotic body augmentation devices in healthy controls and clinical populations. Previous research experience with motor control studies involving advanced movement recording techniques (e.g. high density EMG, kinematics) and extensive behavioural data collection (at least 30 sessions) is essential, as well previous experience working with technical setups and strong programming skills. Experience in working with clinical populations with motor disability is highly desirable.

Please refer to the 'Further particulars' for more information about the responsibilities and requirements for the role, click the 'Apply' button above. Please refer to the Plasticity Lab website to learn more about the research: www.plasticity-lab.com.

Fixed-term: The funds for this post are available for 1 years in the first instance.

Once an offer of employment has been accepted, the successful candidate will be required to undergo a Disclosure and Barring Service check (enhanced with children's barred list) and a health assessment.