The SFB 936 focusses on cognitive processes and networks in the healthy and the diseased brain. Please refer to the SFB homepage (
www.sfb936.net/projects) for a detailed description of the participating projects.
We offer
‣ experimental medical doctoral theses on highly innovative neuroscientific projects on brain networks;
‣ supervision by an interdisciplinary team of scientists and/or clinicians in an international working environment;
‣ regular journal clubs, workshops, as well as scientific lectures;
‣ financial support: scholarship 956 € per month for 12 months (start date can be set individually).
We are looking for candidates who
‣ are highly motivated to work in a neuroscientific and experimental environment for 12 months full-time;
‣ are interested in acquiring scientific skills, such as planning, executing, analyzing and publishing neuroscientific experiments;
We look forward to receiving your application (including CV, letter of motivation, study record, and indication of preferred SFB project). Applications can be submitted electronically at any time.
Contact person: Dr. Sina Trautmann-Lengsfeld, Dept. of Neurophysiology and Pathophysiology (Email: s.trautmann-lengsfeld@uke.de, Tel. 040-7410- 57238).
Andreas K. Engel, Christian GerloffCoordinators of SFB 936