Hi - I'm a consultant working on computational linguistics and data
mining issues on a Chicago-area university research project. The
project involves automated analysis of team behavior in an online
gaming setting.

The project is going to be running a lot of human subjects this
summer, and we're looking (a bit tardily) for a behavioral scientist
to consult on the work. In addition to being a paid gig, there may be
an opportunity to explore some of your own research questions, since
our research agenda is more on the software engineering and machine
learning side.

The ideal person would be a psychologist with a background of
published lab research on team behavior. (If the words "McGrath
Circumplex" mean something to you, write us now!) But we're happy to
hear from anyone with a background in running human subjects.
Freelance scientists, faculty members with time to do consulting, and
senior graduate students will all be considered.

If you're interested, please write me at the address posted on my web
site.

Regards, Dave
www.DavidDLewis.com

NOTE: The address ddlnoreply at yahoo dot com is used only for posting
messages to public groups. I do not read the mail (99.99% spam) which
is sent to that account.