[Comp-neuro] Postdoc position in computational neuroscience Max Planck Tuebingen, Germany

[Christoph Kayser]

A postdoctoral position is computational neuroscience is available in 
the "Physiology of Sensory Integration" group at the Max Planck 
Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen, Germany.

The ideal candidate should have a strong theoretical background, good 
programming skills and will work on mathematical analysis of data 
derived from electrophysiological experiments. Our research focuses 
mechanisms of neural information representation and applies 
sophisticated mathematical tools to study topics such as information 
representation or causal interactions in neural networks.

Tübingen has a thriving research community, comprising two Max Planck 
Institutes, a center for integrative neuroscience and many laboratories 
focusing on all aspects of neuroscience research. Tübingen is home to 
one of the oldest European universities and is within 3h train or 
driving distance to France, Switzerland and Austria.

The applicant should hold a PhD in neuroscience, physics, engineering or 
any related field. Experience with complex data analysis, related 
mathematical concepts and good programming skills are mandatory. The 
salary will be on the level of the German public service research salary 
(TVoD 13), the duration of the contract is negotiable. For additional 
information please contact _kayser at tuebingen.mpg.de_.

Applications should contain a short research statement, CV with list of 
publications, certificates and the names of potential referees who are 
familiar with the applicant.

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Dr. Christoph Kayser

Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics
Spemannstrasse 38
72076 Tuebingen, Germany
Fon: +49 (0)7071 601 659
Fax: +49 (0)7071 601 652
mail: christoph.kayser at tuebingen.mpg.de

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