Assistant Professor in Human Neuroscience in the Department of Psychology Bookmark this Posting Print Preview | Apply for this Job Posting Details The University of Utah, an AA/EO employer, encourages applications from all qualified individuals, and provides reasonable accommodation to the known disabilities of applicants and employees. The University of Utah values candidates who have experience working in settings
with students, staff, faculty and patients from all backgrounds and possess a strong commitment to improving access to higher education, employment opportunities, and quality healthcare for historically underrepresented groups. Position Information Proposed Faculty Rank Assistant Professor Department 00143 - Psychology Department City Salt Lake City, UT Track Tenure Track New Position to Begin 07/01/2027 Details
Human Neuroscience at the University of Utah The Department of Psychology at the University of Utah invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Human Neuroscience. We seek an outstanding scientist with a strong, theory-driven research program that advances our understanding of the human brain through innovative neuroscience research. We welcome applications from researchers across all
areas of human neuroscience whose work addresses fundamental questions about brain function, cognition, development, learning, health, or disease. We are particularly interested in candidates who combine important theoretical questions with innovative computational, quantitative, or methodological approaches. Applicants employing computational modeling, advanced statistical and quantitative methods, multimodal
neuroimaging, machine learning, artificial intelligence, or related approaches are encouraged to apply, particularly where these methods provide new insights into human brain function and behavior. The Department seeks to expand its research strengths at the intersection of human neuroscience, developmental science, and computational approaches. We therefore welcome applicants whose research addresses questions
related to brain development across the lifespan, learning, adaptation, brain health, resilience, translational neuroscience, or related areas. We are especially excited by scholars whose work integrates innovative computational or quantitative methods with important questions in human neuroscience and who will help strengthen connections among the department’s existing expertise in human cognitive neuroscience,
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