Postdoctoral Fellowship in Nervous Systems Research

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Central Nervous Systems Research

Jack and Dana McCallum Family Fellowship

Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA

The College of Sciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology invites applications for the Jack and Dana McCallum Family Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship in Central Nervous Systems Research. This program supports outstanding early-career researchers pursuing clinically relevant neuroscience and aims to develop competitive candidates for tenure‑track faculty positions.

The fellowship provides independent salary support and research funding, enabling fellows to establish an emerging research program while working closely with a primary faculty mentor at the Georgia Tech College of Sciences and collaborators at Emory University School of Medicine. Projects that strengthen translational and collaborative research across institutions are especially encouraged.

• Conduct innovative, clinically relevant research in neuroscience, neural engineering or neurorehabilitation.
• Develop an independent research program aligned with long‑term academic goals.
• Prepare and submit grant and fellowship applications (e.g., NIH).
• Publish research findings and support trainee publications.
• Co‑mentor graduate students and contribute to a collaborative research environment.

• PhD in neuroscience or a related discipline (by start date).
• Strong record of research productivity (publications, presentations, or proposals).
• Demonstrated ability to work both independently and collaboratively.
• Interest in mentoring and interdisciplinary research.
• Preference for candidates with clinically relevant CNS research experience.

More details: (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below).-fellows

• 12‑month appointment, renewable up to three years.
• Annual salary: $70,000 plus benefits.
• Research stipend: $40,000.
• Effective date of employment is flexible and immediately available.
• Full‑time position (40 hours/week) based in Atlanta, GA, USA.

Georgia Tech is a top‑ranked public research university with over $1.4 billion in annual research awards. Located in Atlanta, it offers a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary environment across six schools within the College of Sciences. The Institute is committed to innovation, academic excellence, and impactful research addressing global challenges.

• CV
• Career Development Plan (≤2 pages)
• Research Plan (≤3 pages)
• 3–5 letters of support (including proposed faculty mentor[s])

Applications are immediately being accepted and should be submitted via the Georgia Tech Careers portal (link can be found at: ).

For inquiries, contact:
yh.changech.edu

Georgia Tech is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to building a diverse and inclusive academic community.