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PhD in Systems Neuroscience and Preclinical Application of Neurotechnology 2020

Awarded by University of Amsterdam

Scholarship Details

Eligible Degrees

PhD

Funding Type

Partial Funding · EUR 2,395 to EUR 3,061 gross per month

Eligible Courses

Science

Eligible Nationalities

Open to all nationals

Can Be Taken At

University of Amsterdam

Provider

University of Amsterdam

Last Verified On

25 Aug 2022 by WeMakeScholars Scholarship Team

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Overview

Eligibility for PhD in Systems Neuroscience and Preclinical Application of Neurotechnology 2020:

  • an MSc in Neuroscience or closely related field with a demonstrable affinity with Biomedical, Electronic or Automation Engineering and/or computational modeling;
  • experience in lesioning techniques, perception and animal behavior;
  • experience in vivo electrophysiological recordings of spike trains and/or optogenetics;
  • scientific expertise in neural and behavioral data analysis;
  • strong programming skills in MATLAB or Python;
  • experience in laboratory work (wet lab);
  • affinity with stroke research and the use of integrated hardware-software platforms;
  • possession of an 'article 9' (FELASA B) license is an important asset for this position.

Value of PhD in Systems Neuroscience and Preclinical Application of Neurotechnology 2020:

  • Based on a full-time employment contract (38 hours per week) the gross monthly salary will range from EUR 2,395 in the first year to EUR 3,061 in the last year, including an exclusive 8 % holiday allowance and 8.3 % end-of-year bonus.
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  • The deadline of PhD in Systems Neuroscience and Preclinical Application of Neurotechnology 2020 is Expired.
  • PhD in Systems Neuroscience and Preclinical Application of Neurotechnology 2020 is offered to PhD degree.
  • PhD in Systems Neuroscience and Preclinical Application of Neurotechnology 2020 is offered for Science.
  • PhD in Systems Neuroscience and Preclinical Application of Neurotechnology 2020 is open for: Open to all nationals.
  • PhD in Systems Neuroscience and Preclinical Application of Neurotechnology 2020 is offered by University of Amsterdam.
  • PhD in Systems Neuroscience and Preclinical Application of Neurotechnology 2020 covers Partial Funding, EUR 2,395 to EUR 3,061 gross per month.