[vslist] Intl. University Bremen: 2 PhD student positions, 1 Research Assistant position

[Claus C Hilgetag]

International University Bremen
School of Engineering and Science

Systems Neuroscience:
2 PhD student positions, 1 Research Assistant position

We are investigating fundamental features of primate brain structure and
function, such as the organization of cortical connections (e.g., Phil Trans
R Soc Lond B 355 [2000], 71-90; 91-110) and the mechanisms of visual spatial
attention (e.g., Nature Neurosci 7 [2001], 953-957).  Our lab uses
computational analysis and modeling as well as experimental approaches, for
instance, psychophysical studies in combination with transcranial magnetic
stimulation.

We are currently welcoming applications for 2 PhD positions, as well as a
Research Assistant post, to start in September 2002 or at a later point.

Funding of the PhD positions is guaranteed for an initial period of two
years.  The salary of the RA position will depend on the applicant’s
qualification.

Applicants for all positions should have an academic degree in a relevant
biological, physical or computational subject.  Essential for all positions
are a curious, analytical mind, an aptitude for computational techniques,
the capability for independent work, and good interpersonal skills.

IUB offers a stimulating, friendly work environment, a growing international
community of students, scholars and faculty, and a focus on excellence in
research and teaching.

Please contact Dr. Claus C. Hilgetag
(http://www.iu-bremen.de/directory/faculty/chilgetag/) for further
information, or submit your application to:

International University Bremen
School of Engineering and Science
Dr. Claus C. Hilgetag
P.O. Box 750 561
28725 Bremen
GERMANY



||  Claus C Hilgetag, PhD | Assistant Professor of Neuroscience
||  International University Bremen | Campus Ring 1 | Rm 211
||  D-28759 Bremen | Germany
||  C.Hilgetag@iu-bremen.de | Office phone: (421) 200 3542
||  Mobile on-campus: (421) 221 7161 | off-campus: (179) 677 3049
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