(PNA) T32 Training Grant Post-Doctoral Position Available

(PNA) T32 Training Grant Post-Doctoral Position Available

Tired OF the HEAT? Take advantage of Pitt’s indoor areas by cooling off with our PNA curriculum.

  • Opportunity to network with high-caliber scientists locally, nationally and internationally
  • Foundational knowledge in population science and neuroscience of aging
  • Hands-on experiences on recruitment and data collection, including internet-based study designs
  • Enhanced training in cutting-edge multimodal methodologies to measure brain changes with age, including neuropsychological assessment, neuroimaging, and post-mortem assessments
  • Availability of multi-center and international databases
  • Training in the responsible conduct of research

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