The IMCN Research Group is a group of world-leading cognitive neuroscientists who
aim to bridge the gap between neuroscience and cognition. Members of the IMCN
have a set of skills ranging from neuroanatomy and neurochemistry via neuroimaging
to mathematical cognitive modelling.
The IMCN Research Group is a group of world-leading cognitive neuroscientists who
aim to bridge the gap between neuroscience and cognition. Members of the IMCN
have a set of skills ranging from neuroanatomy and neurochemistry via neuroimaging
to mathematical cognitive modelling.
As part of the trajectory, you will carry out microscopy processing of whole human-brain specimens, digitization of the microscopy slices, subsequent image processing, and statistical modeling. Prior to microscopy processing ultra-high field MRI images will be acquired, and quantitative comparisons will be made across imaging modalities. You will work together with other researchers within the group, and other universities to map whole human-brain postmortem specimen with in-vivo MRI data. You will be hired via the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and collaborate with researchers at UvA and world-wide.
A MSc in engineering, neuroscience or similar;
A strong interest in image processing;
Strong written and oral communication skills;
Strong social skills and professional flexibility to work within a team of interdisciplinary researchers.
The position concerns temporary employment of 18 hours per week for a period of 9 months. The initial employment is for three months. Following a positive assessment and barring altered circumstances, this term will be extended. The UvA offers excellent possibilities for further professional development and education.
And we offer more...
a position in which initiative and input are highly valued
an enthusiastic and warm team that is open to new colleagues
an inspiring academic and international working environment in the heart of Amsterdam.
As part of the trajectory, you will carry out microscopy processing of whole human-brain specimens, digitization of the microscopy slices, subsequent image processing, and statistical modeling. Prior to microscopy processing ultra-high field MRI images will be acquired, and quantitative comparisons will be made across imaging modalities. You will work together with other researchers within the group, and other universities to map whole human-brain postmortem specimen with in-vivo MRI data. You will be hired via the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and collaborate with researchers at UvA and world-wide.
A MSc in engineering, neuroscience or similar;
A strong interest in image processing;
Strong written and oral communication skills;
Strong social skills and professional flexibility to work within a team of interdisciplinary researchers.
The position concerns temporary employment of 18 hours per week for a period of 9 months. The initial employment is for three months. Following a positive assessment and barring altered circumstances, this term will be extended. The UvA offers excellent possibilities for further professional development and education.
And we offer more...
a position in which initiative and input are highly valued
an enthusiastic and warm team that is open to new colleagues
an inspiring academic and international working environment in the heart of Amsterdam.
A challenging work environment with a variety of duties and ample scope for individual initiative and development within an inspiring organization. The social and behavioral sciences play a leading role in addressing the major societal challenges faced by the world, the Netherlands and Amsterdam, now and in the future. Want to know more about our organisation? Read more about working at the University of Amsterdam.
A challenging work environment with a variety of duties and ample scope for individual initiative and development within an inspiring organization. The social and behavioral sciences play a leading role in addressing the major societal challenges faced by the world, the Netherlands and Amsterdam, now and in the future. Want to know more about our organisation? Read more about working at the University of Amsterdam.
Do you have any questions or do you require additional information? Please contact:
Birte Forstmann, full Professor, [email protected]
Do you recognize yourself in the job profile? Then we look forward to receiving your application by 31 May 2025. You may apply online by using the link below.
Applications in one bundled .pdf should include:
a curriculum vitae;
a letter of motivation;
Do you have any questions or do you require additional information? Please contact:
Birte Forstmann, full Professor, [email protected]
Do you recognize yourself in the job profile? Then we look forward to receiving your application by 31 May 2025. You may apply online by using the link below.
Applications in one bundled .pdf should include:
a curriculum vitae;
a letter of motivation;
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