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assignment of a research grant, with one position(s), under the project CENTRO2030-FEDER-02359100, title Nutristress - New nutraceutical formulation to prevent cognitive decline caused by stress. The call is
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the evaluation of the academic record, the candidates' academic performance will be assessed according to the following weights and criteria: - Absolute merit of curriculum vitae (35%); - Knowledge of foreign
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Cognitive and Behavioral Intervention (CINEICC). The call is governed by this Notice of Opening, the University of Coimbra Research Grant Regulations (RBI-UC), subsidiarily by the Research Grant Regulations
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) their evaluation in cellular processes. Knowledge of (i) cell culture, as well as (ii) characterization via immunofluorescence and qRT-PCR or (iii) nanotechnology, will be considered an asset. V - Initial grant
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to the following weights and criteria: - Criterion 1 – Absolute merit of curriculum vitae - Criterion 2 – Specific knowledge related to the work plan: Knowledge of neurodegenerative diseases is valued, with
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grant, with two position(s), under the project CogBooster, title Rebooting Psychological Research through Cognitive Neuroscience. The call is governed by this Notice of Opening, the University of Coimbra
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criteria: - Criterion 1 – Absolute merit of curriculum vitae; - Criterion 2 – Specific knowledge related with the work plan; - Criterion 3 – Adequacy of the candidate’s profile to the work plan to be
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criteria: - Criterion 1 – Absolute merit of curriculum vitae (60%); - Criterion 2 - Knowledge in the scientific areas of Design and Multimedia, and Computer Science and Engineering (20%); - Criterion 3
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- Criterion 2 - - Specific knowledge related to the work plan: Knowledge of basic laboratory techniques and familiarity with computer programs for document processing, data analysis or image processing
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weights and criteria: - Criterion 1 – Absolute merit of Curriculum Vitae (30%) - Criterion 2 – Masters average (20%) - Criterion 3 – Specific knowledge related to the work plan (15%) - Criterion 4