Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Opportunity, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research - The Sleep Research Center (SRC), Behavioral Biology Branch, Walter Reed
Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) is seeking applicants for an NRC
(National Academies) the fellow who will participate in multimodal studies of
sleep and its impact on waking performance.
WRAIR is a major international center for sleep/circadian research, one of the premier military sleep facilities supported by the Department of Defense. Our Branch has active ongoing collaborations with intramural NIMH, NINDS, NIBIB, the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center/NICoE, Johns Hopkins University, Yale University, the University of Maryland and Washington State University.
Sleep research at WRAIR includes both preclinical and clinical studies, the latter ranging from basic in-laboratory studies to field trials which assess the real-world application of the basic findings.
The in-laboratory research in which the prospective fellow will participate uses multimodal (EEG, MEG, MRI, PET) methods to characterize features of normal and disordered human sleep and the relationships between these features and cognition, vigilance, motor control, insight, and creativity. We are particularly interested in the impact of interventions - e.g. pharmacological treatments and neurostimulation – on these relationships.
Information, and a link to applications, can be obtained by visiting
the website: Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Opportunity, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Dr. Tracy Jill Doty is Chief of the SRC and liaison between the SRC and the NRC fellowship program. You may contact her for general information about the program:
Tracy Jill Doty, Ph.D. mailto:tracy.j.doty2.civ@mail.mil
For specific information about this fellowship’s research goals, opportunities and resources and to discuss details of the proposal required for application, please contact:
Allen Braun. M.D. allen.r.braun2.ctr@mail.mil, braun2346@gmail.com
John Hughes, M.D. john.d.hughes4.ctr@mail.mil
Find detail Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Opportunity, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research here.
Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) is seeking applicants for an NRC
(National Academies) the fellow who will participate in multimodal studies of
sleep and its impact on waking performance.
WRAIR is a major international center for sleep/circadian research, one of the premier military sleep facilities supported by the Department of Defense. Our Branch has active ongoing collaborations with intramural NIMH, NINDS, NIBIB, the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center/NICoE, Johns Hopkins University, Yale University, the University of Maryland and Washington State University.
Sleep research at WRAIR includes both preclinical and clinical studies, the latter ranging from basic in-laboratory studies to field trials which assess the real-world application of the basic findings.
The in-laboratory research in which the prospective fellow will participate uses multimodal (EEG, MEG, MRI, PET) methods to characterize features of normal and disordered human sleep and the relationships between these features and cognition, vigilance, motor control, insight, and creativity. We are particularly interested in the impact of interventions - e.g. pharmacological treatments and neurostimulation – on these relationships.
Information, and a link to applications, can be obtained by visiting
the website: Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Opportunity, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Dr. Tracy Jill Doty is Chief of the SRC and liaison between the SRC and the NRC fellowship program. You may contact her for general information about the program:
Tracy Jill Doty, Ph.D. mailto:tracy.j.doty2.civ@mail.mil
For specific information about this fellowship’s research goals, opportunities and resources and to discuss details of the proposal required for application, please contact:
Allen Braun. M.D. allen.r.braun2.ctr@mail.mil, braun2346@gmail.com
John Hughes, M.D. john.d.hughes4.ctr@mail.mil
Find detail Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Opportunity, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research here.
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