William Matchin
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Postdoc/Research Coordinator and PhD Opportunities in Syntax, Aphasia, and NeuroSyntax University of South Carolina in United States
Degree Level
PhD, Postdoc
Field of study
Psychology
Funding
NIH R01-funded research program; the post announces a paid research position/postdoc-research coordinator role and PhD opportunities, but does not specify stipend, tuition, or salary details.
Country
United States
University
University of South Carolina

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William Matchin at the University of South Carolina is recruiting for opportunities in the NeuroSyntax lab focused on the cortical organization of syntax and aphasia.
The post mentions an NIH R01-funded research program and invites applications for a postdoc/research coordinator role (described as a postdoc/postbac depending on background) as well as PhD students.
Research interests include syntax, language abilities in people with chronic post-stroke aphasia, and the intersection of linguistics, neuroscience, and clinical language research.
For the research position, applicants should use the USC jobs posting. For doctoral study, applicants should apply through the COMD department website and/or the Linguistics program.
No deadline, stipend amount, or tuition details are provided in the post.
Funding details
NIH R01-funded research program; the post announces a paid research position/postdoc-research coordinator role and PhD opportunities, but does not specify stipend, tuition, or salary details.
What's required
Postdoc/research coordinator applicants should have a background suitable for a research position in syntax and aphasia; doctoral applicants should apply through the COMD department website and/or the Linguistics program. The post does not specify GPA, test scores, or other formal requirements.
How to apply
For the research position, apply through the USC jobs posting linked in the post. For doctoral study, apply through the COMD department website and/or the Linguistics program. Reach out directly if interested.
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