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PhD Cognitive Neuroscience: "The Influence of Predictions on the Mechanisms of Conscious Perception"
letters of recommendation, in case necessary later on in the process (no letters of recommendation at this point); Only complete applications received within the response period via the link below will be
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Neuroscience or a closely related field; a MSc in mathematics, physics, engineering or related topics is also possible if the candidate can demonstrate sufficient background in neuroscience; • strong
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of the Brain Plasticity group , in close collaboration with prof.dr. Onno Meijer from Leiden University Medical Center. What are you going to do? As a PhD student you will develop into an independent researcher
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; Knowledge in process simulation is desirable; Experience in catalyst synthesis, characterization. Experience in analytical techniques is desirable; Willingness to approach the problem creatively and
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and actively seek feedback and mentorship to grow their skills. With a blend of persistence and openness to learning, they will navigate through the complexities of computational science and medical
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methods to process and analyze data; Recruiting schools, teachers, parents, and children; Writing international peer-reviewed scientific papers; Working in a collaborative team; Presenting your work
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Physics, Mathematics, Computational Science or a closely related field, and a clear background or affinity for brain modeling; • strong quantitative and analytical skills, including calculus, linear
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the complexities of disease and developmental processes. If you share our fascination for this captivating process, join our team and embark on this exciting journey together! Within this project we aim to unravel
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, and trade of illicit drugs in the Netherlands. FIDBID aims to do this without affecting the primary drug screening process. The resulting forensic chemical intelligence can be used by law enforcement