Dr. Ellyn Riley, director of the Syracuse University Aphasia Lab, is currently seeking a post-doctoral researcher to join our research team. This position offers an exciting opportunity for an early-career researcher to contribute to investigations on neuromodulation (specifically, transcranial direct current stimulation, tDCS) and its effects on language recovery in individuals with aphasia. The post-doctoral researcher will play a key role in designing, implementing, and analyzing data from behavioral and neuromodulation-based studies aimed at improving aphasia treatment and understanding the role of sleep and post-stroke fatigue in aphasia recovery.

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