The School of Social Sciences seeks to appoint a post-doctoral researcher (fixed term contract for two years) to work in the Brain and Bilingual Experiences Lab (BaBEL). The successful candidate will join a vibrant and productive lab (BaBEL), which is one of two labs in the Multilingualism and Cognition (M&C) research group within the Linguistics and English Language (LAEL) discipline. The successful candidate will work most directly under the supervision of Prof. Jason Rothman and Prof. Patrick Rebuschat, who co-lead the M&C research group.

The successful candidate will hold a PhD in Linguistics (specialization in Psycho- or Neurolinguistics), Psychology (specializing in language and/or bi-/multilingualism), Cognitive (Neuro)Science or a cognate area and will be able to demonstrate excellence in research commensurate with their experience. This should include an established or developing portfolio of research publications in high impact international journals, potentially also including experience in competitive grant submissions (or success), evidence of previous successful working (or leadership) in similar lab environments and providing academic support to colleagues. Candidates must have, and should detail, demonstrable experience with neuroimaging methods and analysis related to the neurobiology of language, linguistic processing, and/or neurocognitive adaptations associated with language experience. Ideally, the candidate will have applied this skill set in research related to bi-/multilingualism. Candidates must have, and should detail, demonstrable experience with neuroimaging methods and analysis related to the neurobiology of language, linguistic processing, and/or neurocognitive adaptations associated with language experience.

The School of Social Sciences seeks to appoint a post-doctoral researcher (fixed term contract for two years) to work in the Brain and Bilingual Experiences Lab (BaBEL). The successful candidate will join a vibrant and productive lab (BaBEL), which is one of two labs in the Multilingualism and Cognition (M&C) research group within the Linguistics and English Language (LAEL) discipline. The successful candidate will work most directly under the supervision of Prof. Jason Rothman and Prof. Patrick Rebuschat, who co-lead the M&C research group.

The successful candidate will hold a PhD in Linguistics (specialization in Psycho- or Neurolinguistics), Psychology (specializing in language and/or bi-/multilingualism), Cognitive (Neuro)Science or a cognate area and will be able to demonstrate excellence in research commensurate with their experience. This should include an established or developing portfolio of research publications in high impact international journals, potentially also including experience in competitive grant submissions (or success), evidence of previous successful working (or leadership) in similar lab environments and providing academic support to colleagues. Candidates must have, and should detail, demonstrable experience with neuroimaging methods and analysis related to the neurobiology of language, linguistic processing, and/or neurocognitive adaptations associated with language experience. Ideally, the candidate will have applied this skill set in research related to bi-/multilingualism. Candidates must have, and should detail, demonstrable experience with neuroimaging methods and analysis related to the neurobiology of language, linguistic processing, and/or neurocognitive adaptations associated with language experience.