ALT Join our Team! We're hiring a research technician based full-time in Santa Rosa, CA (at Canine Companions headquarters). Apply here (open until filled): https://bit.ly/BRAYresearchtech This unique collaborative position will work closely with the BRAY lab, the Arizona Canine Cognition Center, and our long-time collaborators at Canine Companions to oversee our program of assistance dog research as we study: Developmental and genetic bases of dog behavior and cognition, age-related cognitive decline, cognitive and behavioral traits of successful working dogs. Questions? Contact [email protected]
ALT Join our Team! We're hiring a research technician based full-time in Santa Rosa, CA (at Canine Companions headquarters). Apply here (open until filled): https://bit.ly/BRAYresearchtech This unique collaborative position will work closely with the BRAY lab, the Arizona Canine Cognition Center, and our long-time collaborators at Canine Companions to oversee our program of assistance dog research as we study: Developmental and genetic bases of dog behavior and cognition, age-related cognitive decline, cognitive and behavioral traits of successful working dogs. Questions? Contact [email protected]
ALT The BRAY (Behavioral Research Across Years) lab is recruiting a PhD student for Fall 2024. Apply by Dec 1, 2023 at apply.grad.arizona.edu. What my lab studies: maternal care and early development, individual differences in behavior and cognition, age related cognitive decline, characteristics of successful working dogs. Read more about my research at emilyebray.com. Where: the University of Arizona is in sunny Tucson, AZ. Coursework will take place within the department of Psychology. The BRAY lab is housed in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Choose the Human-Animal Interaction (HAI) program when applying. Why join us: Research opportunities with diverse populations of pet, shelter, and working dogs. Mentorship by the largest faculty dedicated to studying how the human-animal relationship can affect the health of animals, humans, and our communities. Read more about our HAI group at https://vetmed.arizona.edu/research. If interested, reach out to Dr. Emily Bray at [email protected].
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