[visionlist] Postdoc-position (EEG) in Marburg, Germany; Dept. of Neurophysics

[Wolfgang Einhauser Treyer]

The Department of Neurophysics at the Philipps-Universität Marburg, 
Germany, is hiring a *Postdoc* starting October, 15th 2010 or earliest 
possible date for a period of 1 year with a possible extension for a 
second year. The position is funded through a scholarship by the 
Philipps-University.

The successful applicant will establish a lab for EEG recordings to 
complement the Department's methodological repertoire (e.g., 
electrophysiology, eye-tracking, psychophysics, fMRI, modeling). 
Experience in setting up and operating EEG equipment as well as in 
analyzing the resulting data with state-of-the-art analysis techniques 
are essential. The ideal candidate has a background in physics or 
related discipline and experience and willingness to participate in the 
department's teaching activities. The applicant needs to be able to work 
and pursue scientific questions with a high degree of independence. 
Since close methodological and conceptual interactions with other 
research at the department are expected, the applicant should express 
interest and have experience in one or more of the following fields 
covered at the Neurophysics department: space perception, visual 
attention, object recognition, crossmodal interactions, computational 
models of vision, or decision-making. Formal prerequisites include a PhD 
or equivalent degree.

The department provides lab-space designed specifically for EEG 
recordings (including electrical shielding, DC lighting, acoustic 
isolation, etc.) as well as funding for the acquisition of an EEG 
recording setup and related equipment. Provided successful acquisition 
of additional funding, an extension beyond the initial 1 or 2-year 
period is possible. Additional information on the research of the 
Department of Neurophysics can also be obtained at the department's 
website: http://www.neurophysics.de. In case of questions regarding the 
department or the position, please contact Wolfgang Einhäuser-Treyer 
(wet at physik.uni-marburg.de) and/or Frank Bremmer 
(frank.bremmer at physik.uni-marburg.de).

The Philipps-University Marburg strives for an increase in the number of 
women in academic employment. Women are therefore especially encouraged 
to apply and will be preferentially considered under the condition of 
equal qualification. Disabled candidates are given a preference under 
the provision of equal qualification.

Send your application, including the names of two references, as 
pdf-file by email to the office of the Dept. of Neurophysics, Mrs. S. 
Thomas (thomas at staff.uni-marburg.de), no later than September 15, 2010 
(later applications may be considered until the position is filled).

-- 
Wolfgang Einhäuser-Treyer
http://www.neurophysics.de

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