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Kyushu University

Postdoc-Equivalent Researcher Position in EEG/ECG-Based Neuroscience and Human Physiological-Psychological Evaluation Kyushu University in Japan

Degree Level

Postdoc

Field of study

Psychology

Funding

Fixed-term paid position at Kyushu University. Hourly wage starts at 1,400 yen and is determined based on experience and abilities; commuting allowance is available. Social insurance is provided for those working 20 hours or more per week. Part-time and temporary arrangements may be discussed.

Deadline

Mar 31, 2027

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Japan

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Kyushu University

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Keywords

Psychology
Biology
Eeg
Neuropsychology
Medical Science
Electrocardiography
Psychological Assessment

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About this position

Kyushu University’s Faculty of Agriculture is recruiting a fixed-term researcher/postdoc-equivalent staff member for work on human physiological and psychological evaluation using EEG, ECG, and related wearable indicators.

The position is based in the Department of Forest Environmental Resource Science and focuses on experimental measurement, multimodal data analysis, and applied research connected to sleep, relaxation, scent, materials, cosmetics, and environmental responses. The lab emphasizes social implementation and collaborative research with companies, so the role is well suited to candidates interested in both academic research and practical applications.

Research themes include fundamental neuroscience, human sleep, sensation, and environmental response analysis. The successful candidate may also participate in academic presentations and paper writing, with the possibility of becoming first author depending on preference and ability.

Eligibility: applicants must hold a doctoral degree or have equivalent research experience and achievements. Prior experience in physiological and psychological evaluation research is required. Preferred backgrounds include neuroscience, psychology, kinesiology, physiology, epidemiology, nutrition, and nursing. Strong Japanese communication skills for teamwork and report writing are required.

Employment is fixed-term and non-tenure-track. The hourly wage starts at 1,400 yen and is determined by experience and ability. Commuting allowance is available, and social insurance applies for eligible working hours. The workplace is Kyushu University, Ito Campus, Fukuoka, Japan.

Applications are accepted through March 31, 2027, though the search may close earlier once a suitable candidate is found. Submit the required documents in Japanese via the JREC-IN Portal or by email to the contact address provided.

Funding details

Fixed-term paid position at Kyushu University. Hourly wage starts at 1,400 yen and is determined based on experience and abilities; commuting allowance is available. Social insurance is provided for those working 20 hours or more per week. Part-time and temporary arrangements may be discussed.

What's required

Applicants must hold a doctoral degree or have equivalent research experience and achievements. Required experience includes research related to physiological and psychological evaluation of individuals. Preferred backgrounds include neuroscience, psychology, kinesiology, physiology, epidemiology, nutrition, and nursing. Candidates must be able to communicate collaboratively in Japanese within and between teams and handle report writing and related tasks.

How to apply

Prepare the required documents in Japanese and submit them through the JREC-IN Portal web application or by email to [email protected]. Online application is possible; application via the recruitment agency website is not possible. Applications are accepted until a suitable candidate is found, with the formal deadline listed as March 31, 2027.

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