Research Assistant positions with The Neurocognitive Development Lab

The Neurocognitive Development Lab investigates the development of cognitive abilities, such as memory, in young children. Their research is especially interested in how changes in these abilities are related to brain development. Multiple tools are used to address this issue including studying children’s overt behavior and their brain structure and function.

Responsibilities:

-Data collection (MRI, sleep EEG, memory games, behavioral data)
-Data entry/organization
-Opportunity to perform Data Analysis
-Administrative tasks

Qualifications:

-Experience/ability to work with children and parents
-Weekly commitment of at least 6 hours
-Ability to work on weekends
-Access to reliable personal transportation (car) required

How To Apply:

If interested in this position, please complete the application https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zieYucHSTqL6GkgOmwZYeMcA_omJBEha/view?usp=sharing and email it to zoesand@umd.edu