Postdoctoral Fellow in Psychology

Postdoctoral Fellow in Psychology

Harvard University

The Somerville Lab at Harvard University is seeking a postdoctoral fellow to conduct research on the role of puberty and hormones in shaping brain and behavioral development during adolescence. This is a one‑year position with possible renewal based on performance and funding availability.

• PhD in Psychology or a related field required by the appointment start date.

• Experience in developmental neuroscience, endocrinology, or related fields is desirable.

Apply through the ARIeS portal. Letters of recommendation will be requested from finalists only. A minimum of two letters of recommendation will be required.

Daniella Rothstein – daniellarothsteinvard.edu

$67,600 – $80,000 per year, dependent on experience, training, and accomplishments.

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