Current openings
Prospective Students and Postdocs
For inquiry, please send a letter of intent and your CV to Dr. Xiaosi Gu (xiaosi.gu@yale.edu) directly.
Current openings
Prospective Students and Postdocs
For inquiry, please send a letter of intent and your CV to Dr. Xiaosi Gu (xiaosi.gu@yale.edu) directly.
Current openings
Prospective Students and Postdocs
For inquiry, please send a letter of intent and your CV to Dr. Xiaosi Gu (xiaosi.gu@yale.edu) directly.
CURRENT OPENINGS
Prospective Students and Postdocs:
For inquiry, please send a letter of intent and your CV to Dr. Xiaosi Gu at xiaosi.gu@yale.edu directly.
We are hiring!
Postgraduate Research Associate
Anticipated Appointment Date: October/November 2026 – June 2028
Overview of the position
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Education: The postgraduate associate will learn about:
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Theories and methods in computational psychiatry
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Mental health and substance use assessments and evaluations
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Neural data collection with human participants
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Training: The position will provide extensive computational and clinical research
experience. There are opportunities for career development through conferences,
lectures, didactics, and participation in clinical research study visits. Candidates also
have opportunities to receive peer mentorship to refine career goals and select
opportunities for further training. Specific training can include:-
Building knowledge in fields related to substance use disorders and depression
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Recruitment/enrollment/retention of study participants
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Design and maintenance of online databases
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Computational psychiatry principles and analytical approaches
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Written and oral communication of results
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Developing scientific writing skills
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Mentoring: The candidate will receive mentoring from Dr. Xiaosi Gu directly. The
candidate will meet with Dr. Gu weekly to discuss progress and productivity. The
candidate will also receive mentoring from other members of the lab. The candidate will
participate and present at weekly journal clubs and have opportunity to learn about a wide range of topics in computational psychiatry
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s degree required; master’s degree preferred but not required
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Prior experience working with human participants required
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Prior experience with fMRI data collection preferred but not required
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Prior experience working with clinical populations (psychiatric and/or substance use disorders) preferred but not required
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Excellent organizational, communication, and teamwork skills
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Strong interest in psychiatry and neuroscience
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Motivation to pursue a research-oriented career in psychiatry, clinical psychology, or neuroscience
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Prior experience with programming (e.g. Python, R, JavaScript, Matlab) preferred but not required