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well as systems/neural network processes underlying motor control in animals and humans, in both health and neuropsychiatric diseases. This includes: The successful candidate will be part of the Project INF
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new theoretical approaches for understanding stability, generalization, and feature learning in large-scale neural networks. Further details and application instructions are available at: https
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animal electrophysiology. Familiarity with epilepsy, seizure dynamics, ictogenesis, neuromodulation, or neural network analysis. Experience with small-animal stereotactic surgery, viral-vector
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unsupervised learning. These methods will be based on new classes of partial differential equations on graphs and new graph neural network models based on diffusion processes. The developed algorithms will be
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of neural dynamics and networks, consciousness neuroscience, cross-species neuroimaging, whole-brain computational modelling, and NeuroAI, working with extensive in vivo databases combining whole-brain
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, from genes and molecules to brain networks and psychosocial systems”, PN-IV-P6-6.1-CoEx-2024-0139, part-time / full-time, in accordance with the project funding contract and the activity implementation
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to brain networks and psychosocial systems”, PN-IV-P6-6.1-CoEx-2024-0139. Where to apply E-mail [email protected] Requirements Research FieldAllEducation LevelMaster Degree or equivalent Skills
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power systems, network analysis and power flow; - Experience or academic background in machine learning, Graph Neural Networks (GNN)/Grid Foundation Models and/or probabilistic methods and Monte Carlo
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with deep-learning, UniGEM aims to build a neural network to estimate epidemiological parameters of P. falciparum, the deadliest malaria parasite species (read [1] to learn more about the ideas behind
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | about 3 hours ago
seek outstanding candidates in each of the following areas: (1) Human Neuroscience of Substance Use Disorders. We seek candidates conducting human-subjects research focused on the neural mechanisms