Thank you for your interest in our research!
We study topics including attention, consciousness, sense of agency, cognitive control and free will. To achieve this, we use different scientific tools such as Electroencephalography (EEG), Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), Driving Simulation, Eye-Tracking and Floatation.
Our research participants come from universities as well as the general community, and might be compensated for the time that they commit to our studies.
Please consider joining our participant pool if you would like to be informed of future experiment opportunities.
We are always looking for highly motivated and enthusiastic lab members. If you are interested in joining us, we would love to hear from you.
Prospective graduate students should contact Dr. Uri Maoz (maoz@chapman.edu) or Dr. Aaron Schurger (schurger@chapman.edu) .
Most Ph.D. students at the Brain Institute are enrolled in the Chapman University Computational and Data Sciences program. Additional information on the Ph.D. in Computational and Data Sciences is available here.
Research assistants are responsible for supporting research through tasks including journal review, experiment design, participant recruitment, data collection and data analysis.
Chapman University students of all majors are welcome to apply. We especially encourage you to apply if:
If you are interested in becoming a research assistant (RA), please send an email to brain@chapman.edu, include your transcript, CV, expected graduation year, and specific projects (or research methods) you are interested in.
Job postings for our open positions can be found here.
If you do not see any positions listed on the hiring portal but are still interested in joining the Brain Institute, we may consider you for a part-time research assistant position. For inquiries, please send us an email at brain@chapman.edu including your cover letter and CV.
We are not currently accepting high school interns.