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Postdoctoral Researcher 100% (start date: 01.07.2020)
The Cortical Microstructure Research Group lead by Dr. Esther Kuehn is looking for a Postdoctoral Researcher (100%, salary based on TV-L 13) starting 01.07.2020. The candidate will be integrated into a vibrant team of researchers at the IKND Magdeburg (Germany) working on microstructural imaging in health and disease. The focus of this Postdoctoral position will be the analysis and modeling of ultra-high field imaging data to understand age- and disease-related changes in sensorimotor processing and cognitive mapping. The post-holder will be given the unique opportunity to analyze one of the highest resolution in vivo human brain datasets currently available, with an isotropic resolution of 0.25 mm. The post-holder will have the opportunity to develop his/her own research profile, and will get support for Grant applications and future independence. The post-holder will be involved in supervision of PhD students (including co-authorships), and the organization of the BID symposium on ultra-high field neuroimaging in 2021. A completed PhD in computational neuroscience, neuroscience, cognitive psychology or a related field is a requirement. Experience with 7T-MRI analyses and cortex segmentation are a plus. Working from home is possible, particularly at the beginning, dependent on the development of the COVID situation (updates of the IKND here). The position is initially until 30.06.2022 but with the aim for developing a longer-term Postdoctoral position dependent on research interests. Apply here until 15.05.2020.
The Cortical Microstructure Research Group lead by Dr. Esther Kuehn is looking for a Postdoctoral Researcher (100%, salary based on TV-L 13) starting 01.07.2020. The candidate will be integrated into a vibrant team of researchers at the IKND Magdeburg (Germany) working on microstructural imaging in health and disease. The focus of this Postdoctoral position will be the analysis and modeling of ultra-high field imaging data to understand age- and disease-related changes in sensorimotor processing and cognitive mapping. The post-holder will be given the unique opportunity to analyze one of the highest resolution in vivo human brain datasets currently available, with an isotropic resolution of 0.25 mm. The post-holder will have the opportunity to develop his/her own research profile, and will get support for Grant applications and future independence. The post-holder will be involved in supervision of PhD students (including co-authorships), and the organization of the BID symposium on ultra-high field neuroimaging in 2021. A completed PhD in computational neuroscience, neuroscience, cognitive psychology or a related field is a requirement. Experience with 7T-MRI analyses and cortex segmentation are a plus. Working from home is possible, particularly at the beginning, dependent on the development of the COVID situation (updates of the IKND here). The position is initially until 30.06.2022 but with the aim for developing a longer-term Postdoctoral position dependent on research interests. Apply here until 15.05.2020.
