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We are currently looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join the Language Biomarker Lab at Emory University. This position is part of the international AMP SCZ initiative and focuses on identifying language-based indicators of psychosis across diverse linguistic and cultural contexts. The role involves developing experimental paradigms using multimodal data including language, facial expressions, and vocal traits, and leveraging GPU clusters to train large language models for early detection of psychosis. To apply please use the link below.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer and a Software Engineer to join Emory's Language Biomarker Lab, where we use AI and NLP to study psychosis, depression, and Alzheimer's. You'll design and maintain scalable data pipelines, NLP tools, and APIs for a 42-site international research project. The role includes containerizing workflows, managing Linux systems, and supporting integration of linguistic and neuroimaging data. Strong skills in Python, Bash, Git, and system administration are required. Experience with Docker, web frameworks, or neuroscience is a plus.

If you are an undergraduate student at Emory interested in contributing to our research, please email Annie He (annie.he2@emory.edu) and CC Dr. Wolff (pwolff@emory.edu) with the following materials: your CV, a brief introduction about yourself including why you are interested in joining the lab and any prior research experience, a list of completed courses in psychology, statistics, or computer science, and your unofficial transcript. We accept undergraduate RA applications before the start of each semester. While we are no longer accepting RAs for Fall 2025, please feel free to reach out about potential future research opportunities.

Open for inquiry. If you are interested in pursuing a PhD in the Language Biomarker Lab, please reach out to Dr. Wolff directly at pwolff@emory.edu.