eBrain Lab
We are the Centre for Engineering-led Brain Research (eBrain Lab) at Simon Fraser University (SFU) in Beautiful British Columbia, Canada.
We focus on the development and use of neurotechnologies to study brain-behaviour relationships, including in the context of mental health and addiction.


We are Recruiting!
Prof. Faranak Farzan is looking for passionate and motivated researchers to join her team. We have full-time openings for Postdoctoral Fellows, PhD students, and MSc students.
At the eBrain Lab, we work at the intersection of:
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EEG biomarkers
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TMS-EEG brain mapping
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Machine learning on large, harmonized datasets
Our mission is to translate cutting-edge research into clinical impact, working with national and international networks such as CAN-BIND (https://canbind.ca/).
Why Join Us?
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Collaborate across multiple clinical sites, both nationally and internationally
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Collect and analyze TMS-EEG data in clinical cohorts
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Access state-of-the-art neuromodulation technology and standardized neurotechnology infrastructure
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Work with custom analytical toolboxes and large-scale EEG datasets
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Gain cross-disciplinary mentorship with opportunities to lead papers, develop methods, and advance clinical translation projects
Example Project Areas
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Big Data in Depression: Expanding and analyzing large EEG depression datasets using clustering and advanced statistical techniques
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Toolbox Development: Refinement and development of biosignal processing toolboxes
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TMS-EEG Brain Mapping: Collection and analysis of TMS-EEG data in health and disease
Research Environment
Trainees will:
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Gain hands-on experience in neurophysiological data collection and analytics
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Work with neuromodulation technology
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Have access to unique datasets and infrastructure
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Connect with an international network of experts in engineering, neuroscience, and medicine
Nice to Have
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Background in engineering, computer science, math, physics, neuroscience, or related fields
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Comfortable programming in Python or MATLAB
How to Apply
Interested? Please visit the "Apply to Join" section.
