Duke Psychology & Neuroscience

The Computational Cognitive Development Lab directed by Dr. Elizabeth Bonawitz is currently recruiting a full-time Lab Manager to coordinate and conduct research on causal learning in infants and children. In particular, research in the lab is informed by computational models and empirical studies exploring how children learn about the world to form intuitive theories. 

Initiative, flexibility, and the ability to develop and maintain organizational systems will be required. Taking an active role in all stages of

The Concepts and Cognition Lab at UC Berkeley, directed by Prof. Tania Lombrozo, seeks a lab manager to work between 50% and 100% time for a 1-2 year appointment beginning this summer. The Concepts & Cognition lab studies high-level cognition at the intersection of psychology and philosophy, including topics such as explanation, causal inference, learning, categorization, and social cognition. While the majority of work focuses on adults, some studies also involve children, primarily 3-5 years old.

The Brain and Early Experiences Laboratory, directed by Dr. Amanda Tarullo, is currently recruiting a full time research technician to coordinate research studies on the effects of early experiences on brain and behavioral development of infants and young children. Research in the BEE Lab explores how early life stress shapes the developing brain as well as the neurodevelopmental mechanisms that link early life stress to child outcomes. For more information about current projects, please see www.bu.edu/beelab

 The Research Assistant for the Center for Social Development and Education (http://www.csde.umb.edu) will work with a team of researchers involved in exciting and dynamic research related to youth with disabilities. Current and past projects focus on topics including, peer social relationships, attitudes and social inclusion. The Research Assistant will also: be responsible for the day-to-day management of an ongoing research project, including tracking correspondence and scheduling activities; assist in data collection and data entry; assist in project design, questionnaire development and data

Job Announcement: Clinical Research Assistant II at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in the Division of Oncology, Center for Childhood Cancer Research, Section of Behavioral Oncology 

Within the Division of Oncology, the Clinical Research Assistant II will support descriptive, intervention, and measurement development research related to psychosocial outcomes, health behaviors/health promotion, and transition to adult care. Patient populations include long-term survivors, adolescents and young adults on treatment or transitioning off treatment, and girls at increased risk

Two developmental psychology labs at New York University are seeking outstanding volunteer research assistants for this summer. Applications will be accepted and considered on a rolling basis through the end of April. These are separate positions, so please consider applying to one or both. 

NYU Infant Cognition and Communication Lab

The NYU Infant Cognition and Communication Lab, led by Dr. Athena Vouloumanos, explores what infants understand about language and communication. We are currently looking for students

The Infant Development Lab, under the direction of Dr. Lorraine E. Bahrick in the Department of Psychology at Florida International University, Miami, Florida, is currently recruiting a full-time Lab Manager to begin in May or June 2013.

The Infant Development Lab conducts NIH-funded research on perceptual and cognitive development in typically developing infants and toddlers as well as children with autism.  Responsibilities include serving as the communication hub among members of the lab team and working

Research Assistant, Brain and Cognitive Development Lab (PI: Noa Ofen) Wayne State University, Detroit MI

The Ofen Lab for Brain and Cognitive Development (ofenlab.wayne.edu) at Wayne State University invites applicants for the position of full-time Research Assistant / Lab Manager. The lab studies cognitive and brain development from childhood to adulthood, and we are particularly interested in the development of memory systems in the brain. We use behavioral assessments and structural

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Boston College

Arts and Mind Lab

The Arts and Mind Lab directed by Dr. Ellen Winner is hiring a full-time lab manager to coordinate research with both adults and children on psychological studies of the arts. The position entails helping to develop new studies, writing of IRB applications, recruitment of participants, testing of children at the Boston Museum of Science and the Boston Children’s Museum and at schools, and supervising undergraduates working in the lab.