Center for Brain and Behavior Informatics
The Center for Brain and Behavior Informatics (CBBI) has been established in the University at Buffalo to foster multidisciplinary translational research at the frontiers of biomedical informatics and clinical, cognitive, social and behavioral neuroscience. The Center is located in the New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences.
Recruitment
We are currently seeking to fill three tenure-track assistant professorship positions. Details are available here.
Barry Smith <phismith@buffalo.edu>
Ralph Benedict <benedict@buffalo.edu>
Thomas Bittner <bittner3@buffalo.edu>
Werner Ceusters <ceusters@buffalo.edu>
Louis J. Goldberg <goldberg@buffalo.edu>
Carl Granger <cgranger@udsmr.org>
Richard Ohrbach <ohrbach@buffalo.edu>
Murali Ramanathan <murali@buffalo.edu>
David W. Shucard <dshucard@buffalo.edu>
Janet L. Shucard <shucard@acsu.buffalo.edu>
John Stone <jstone@buffalo.edu>
Bianca Weinstock-Guttman <bguttman@TheJNI.org>
Eluen A. Yeh <ayeh@thejni.org>
Participating Institutions
Baird Multiple Sclerosis Center
Buffalo
Neuroimaging Analysis Center
Center for International Rehabilitation Research Information and Exchange
Division of Cognitive & Behavioral Neurosciences, The Jacobs Neurological Institute
Ontology Research Group, New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinfirmatics and Life Sciences
Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation