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<div align="left">PhD position<br><br>Beginning in October 2012, the Brain Imaging Center, Department of<br>Neurology, Goethe-University, offers a PhD position (3years, 65% of<br>standard weekly hours) in the project:<br>"Spectro-temporal dynamics of sensorimotor interactions<br>underlying lateralization of speech production"<br>funded by the German Research Council. The successful applicant will<br>study speech production using magnetoencephalography, electro-<br>corticography, and computational modelling. <br><br>Our interdisciplinary<br>Emmy Noether group focuses on the question how network dynamics<br>contribute to the generation of complex behavior and offers - besides<br>expertise in functional neuroimaging and Cognitive Neuroscience - a<br>creative and cooperative work environment.<br><br>We are seeking for an enthusiastic thesis student with interest in the<br>Neurosciences who has advanced skills in Matlab programming and<br>experience in signal processing and/or brain data analysis. He/she<br>should have a background in Natural or Applied Science or Psychology.<br><br>Electronic applications (no original documents) are requested until<br>2012/08/31 and should be addressed to: Dr. Christian Kell, Cognitive<br>Neuroscience Group, Brain Imaging Center and Department of<br>Neurology, Goethe University, Schleusenweg 2-16, 60528 Frankfurt,<br>Germany c.kell@em.uni-frankfurt.de<br><br>www.brainclocks.com<br><br>Pay group E13 TV-GU. Teaching is not mandatory. Goethe University is an equal opportunity<br>employer. Applications from female candidates are encouraged. Where qualifications are equal,<br>preference will be given to people with disabilities.<br></div><br> </div></body>
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