Investigate brain fluid and glymphatic clearance as an Assistant Professor at the University of Alberta. Work in person primarily at North Campus Edmonton.

Affiliated with the Neuroscience Institute, this Psychiatry appointment emphasizes research on sleep neurobiology and non-invasive neuroimaging. Use advanced magnetic resonance imaging to study pediatric populations, including autistic children and adolescents. The workload includes classroom teaching and administration alongside funding, dissemination, collaboration, and mentorship.

Key Responsibilities:
Study brain fluid and glymphatic clearance
Apply advanced magnetic resonance imaging methods
Build a sleep neurobiology research program
Publish, disseminate, and seek external research funding
Teach,



mentor trainees, and support interdisciplinary service

Requirements:
PhD in neuroscience or a closely related discipline
Expertise in sleep neurobiology and non-invasive neuroimaging
Advanced MRI methods and relevant scholarly contributions
Potential to establish externally funded independent research
Capacity for university teaching and interdisciplinary collaboration

Shape glymphatic imaging research through sleep neurobiology, advanced MRI methods, pediatric investigation, and independent scholarly leadership.

📌 Assistant Professor Glymphatic Imaging Edmonton
🏢 University of Alberta
📍 Edmonton