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The Department of Human Development and Family Science (HDFS) at the University of Georgia is seeking applicants for the position of assistant or associate professor, with an anticipated start date of August 2025. We seek an individual with expertise in biobehavioral health across the lifespan. The ideal candidate’s research should focus on understanding how biopsychosocial processes, across various stages of life and over multiple time scales, influence behavioral risk, aging, and disease decades later through changes in biological aging. We are particularly interested in candidates who examine multiple levels of human development, including genomics, biomarkers, and phenotypic data. Preference will be given to candidates capable of running a wet lab to test for markers of stress biology, biological aging, inflammation, and/or gene expression in blood and saliva samples.
      Additionally, candidates who are open to collaborating with faculty focused on applied and developmental neuroscience—aimed at understanding the interplay between biological and environmental contributions to health and development—are strongly encouraged to apply. We aim to hire a faculty member who has potential or who is active in securing grants and can work collaboratively with faculty at the Georgia Center for Developmental Science (G-CDS), complementing existing expertise in advanced interdisciplinary developmental science aimed at enhancing resilience in disadvantaged communities. Expertise in the implementation of broadly defined AI methods is strongly encouraged.

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The Department of Psychology at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI seeks applicants for a tenure track Assistant Professor position (9-month) in the area of Biological Psychology/Neuroscience. Candidates must hold a doctorate in Psychology, Neuroscience or related field. Successful candidates are expected to develop a strong research program, mentor graduate student research, and contribute to our undergraduate and graduate curricula in Psychology and Neuroscience. Competitive salary and start-up funds are available. National as well as international applicants are encouraged to apply. We value collegiality, diversity, and strive to create a positive work environment.

Assistant Professor Psychology/Neuroscience

The Department of Psychology at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI seeks applicants for a tenure track Assistant Professor position (9-month) in the area of Biological Psychology/Neuroscience. Candidates must hold a doctorate in Psychology, Neuroscience or related field. Successful candidates are expected to develop a strong research program, mentor graduate student research, and contribute to our undergraduate and graduate curricula in Psychology and Neuroscience. Competitive salary and start-up funds are available. National as well as international applicants are encouraged to apply. We value collegiality, diversity, and strive to create a positive work environment.

Meet the ISDP New Board Members Terms Starting 2025

Meet the new ISDP Board Members: President-Elect, Heather Brenhouse, Ph.D. ; Board Member, Millie Rincón-Cortés, PhD; Associate Member, Annabelle Armah; Conference Coordinator Elects: Elisabeth Conradt, PhD & Helena Rutherford, PhD.

55 ISDP Student/Postdoc Member Travel Award Winners

Congratulations to the ISDP Student/Postdoc Member Travel Award Winners – Thanks for Sharing your Science! Annie Aitken, New York University, New York, US Nadya Ali, Tilburg University, Tilburg, NL Berenice Anaya, The Pennsylvania State University, Louis, …

Research Assistant Position at UConn CAP Lab

The Cognition, Action, and Psychophysiology (CAP) Lab (https://kidcaplab.uconn.edu/, PI: Dr. Kimberly Cuevas) in the Department of Psychological Sciences, at the University of Connecticut, Waterbury Campus is seeking a full-time Research Assistant. The successful …

Congratulations to the Inaugural Class of Early Career Researcher Editorial Fellows at Developmental Psychobiology!

Developmental Psychobiology Early Career Researcher Editorial Fellowship
Developmental Psychobiology is proud to join its peers in recognizing the expertise of historically underrepresented scholars in the field. With the support of Wiley, Developmental Psychobiology is delighted to support early career scholars by launching its inaugural 1-year Early Career Research (ECR) Editorial Fellowship.

Congratulations to the Inaugural Class of Early Career Researcher Editorial Fellows at Developmental Psychobiology! Fellows will receive mentorship and training in journal editorship from September 1, 2024 – August 31, 2025.