Andrew Pruszynski

Western University is advertising a postdoctoral researcher position in the Pruszynski Laboratory within the Sensorimotor Superlab . The project is a newly funded 5-year study on how the brain transforms sensory information into motor commands in real time during skilled reaching. The research focuses on high-density electrophysiology , neural population dynamics , and analysis across the corticothalamic motor circuit . The lab environment is collaborative and spans behavior, electrophysiology, imaging, and computational modeling. Applicants should have experience in primate neurophysiology , large-scale neural recordings , and/or computational analysis of neural data . The start date is flexible, and funding is available for up to five years. Applications will be reviewed starting August 31, 2026 . Interested candidates should read the full posting and follow the application instructions in the linked Google Doc.

Western University’s Pruszynski Lab is hiring a postdoctoral researcher to study the neural control of reaching using high-density multi-area electrophysiology . The project sits in the area of neuroscience and motor control , with a strong focus on the primate motor circuit and control policies in sensorimotor systems. The post mentions 5 years of funding and a great collaborative environment . This is a research-intensive opportunity for someone interested in neural circuits, electrophysiological recording, and movement control. The lab is part of Western University and is associated with the Pruszynski Laboratory / Sensorimotor Superlab. No deadline is stated in the post. Interested candidates should open the linked Google Docs posting for the full position details and application instructions, then follow the steps provided there.