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researchers in the borderland between psychology, neuroscience, and medicine to jointly try to understand how we can understand the human sense of smell. We offer an engaging and international research
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. The research is focused on the psychology and brain mechanisms of expertise, in particular musical expertise. We use a combination of techniques from behavior genetics, experimental psychology, neuroimaging, and
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, occupational health psychology, occupational health economics, health promotion, mental health and musculoskeletal health. The unit combines research on effective methods for the identification of risk factors
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multidisciplinary academic environment, representing medicine (e.g., neurology, epidemiology, psychiatry, geriatrics), psychology (e.g., cognition, structural, functional, and molecular brain imaging), and social
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experience of conducting research within psychology or similar area is particularly meritorious. Being able to read and understand scientific articles in English is a requirement. Very good knowledge
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include data collection using surveys or interviews. This is a part time position during 6 months with possible extension. Your profile A bachelor's or master's degree in psychology or a related field is
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other work tasks within the project. Your profile We are looking for a person who is careful, ambitious, and curious about research. It is mandatory that you have a background within psychology, previous
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and psychosocial risk factors in working life and their impact on individuals' health are studied. The unit includes researchers with a background in medicine, epidemiology, psychology, physiotherapy
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. The assignment is an opportunity to earn qualifications for further research within an exciting field at the intersection of psychology, psychiatry, and neuroscience. Your mission As a research assistant, you will
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to join our team. Led by Björn Lindström and funded by the European Research Council and the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation, we are developing a new framework for understanding the psychological