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Principal investigator

(Nijmegen, deadline 01-04-2010)

The Donders Institute, Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging, and the Faculty of Science seek to recruit a researcher for a Principal Investigator position. As a Principal Investigator, you will form a multidisciplinary team, focusing on research questions in cognitive neuroscience and using neuroimaging as the primary tool. You will have a limited teaching obligation at the Science faculty. You will be based at the Donders Institute, Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging and will have access to all its research facilities, including fMRI at 1.5 T, 3 T and 7 T, MEG, EEG, TMS and labs for primate research.

Postdoctoral position NIN

(Amsterdam, deadline 01-04-2010)

postdoctoral position to study the neural correlates of visual perception, attention, and conscious awareness at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience.

PhD (or post-doc) in Cognitive Neuroscience

(Amsterdam, deadline 01-04-2010)

A PhD (or post-doc) position is available to study how the visual system groups together the various fragments of the visual scene that belong to a single perceptual objects in the Vision & Cognition group (head Pieter Roelfsema) at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience in Amsterdam.

PhD-researcher Utrecht University

(Utrecht, deadline 01-04-2010)

The influence of perceptual features and obstacle identity on obstacle. The proposed research project aims to unravel the influence of obstacle features and obstacle identity on action control. The PhD candidate will design and conduct experiments on cognitive processes.

Projectmanager EU-projecten

(Nijmegen, deadline 01-04-2010)

De afdeling Cognitive Neuroscience van het UMC St. Radboud verricht research met een sterk internationaal karakter. De afdeling is thans coördinator van een door de Europese Unie (EU) gefinancierd project op het gebied van de behandeling van Conduct Disorder (agressief gedrag) met risperidone. Het doel van het project is de korte en lange termijn effectiviteit en veiligheid te onderzoeken van risperidone door middel van een aantal clinical trials en een observationele studie. Het project wordt uitgevoerd in centra in Nijmegen, Groningen, Londen, Dundee, Parijs, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, Pisa, Cagliari, Leuven, Mannheim, en Ulm.

Lecturer in Neuropsychology and/or Cognitive Psychology

(Utrecht, deadline 11-04-2010)

The lecturer will be working in the Neuropsychology group (www.neuropsychologie.nl) of the Division of Experimental Psychology, which forms one of the four divisions within the Department of Psychology. The group is engaged in interdisciplinary research and teaching in brain-behaviour relationship with a focus on studies with neurological patients. The research programme is strong in spatial cognition, perception, sensorimotor control, attention and consciousness.

PhD students/post-doctoral researchers for 'Neuronal oscillations and networks'

(Nijmegen, deadline 15-04-2010)

The Neuronal Oscillation group at the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour has funding available for PhD student and post-doctoral positions in the context of a project focused on studying how oscillatory activity controls the flow of information in the human working brain. The human brain is composed of multiple regions that need to be flexibly engaged and disengaged depending on the cognitive task performed. A fundamental question in cognitive neuroscience is how the functional architecture of the working brain is shaped. You will investigate the role of oscillatory brain activity in determining the functional architecture by studying cross-frequency interactions between different regions in the context of cognitive experiments. You will do so using magnetoencephalography (MEG), electroencephalography (EEG) combined with TMS and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). You will also use a brain-computer interface to interact with the working brain.