Graduate Research on Cetacean Auditory Abilities

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Position at: University at Buffalo, SUNY

The Neural and Cognitive Plasticity Laboratory, in cooperation with the 
National Marine Mammal Foundation, is seeking graduate students (masters 
or doctoral level) interested in contributing to studies of echoic 
perception, spatial hearing, auditory plasticity, and auditory cognition 
in cetaceans. This research can be pursued through any of the following 
programs: M.A. in General Psychology; M.S. in Evolution, Ecology, & 
Behavior; Ph.D. in Behavioral Neuroscience, Ph.D. in Cognitive 
Psychology; or Ph.D. in Evolution, Ecology, & Behavior. In addition to 
working with faculty at UB, several of whom study auditory perception 
and animal cognition, students will have the opportunity to work closely 
with researchers in San Diego at the NMMF, and to interact with other 
cetacean cognition researchers in the Western New York area.
For more information, please contact:
Eduardo Mercado III