[FieldTrip] PhD and Postdoc positions @ Campus Bio-Medico University, Rome, Italy

[Giovanni Pellegrino]

- Apologies for cross-postings -

In the context of the European Research Council Grant “RESHAPE: REstoring
the Self with embodiable HAnd ProsthesEs”, we are seeking two
outstanding *Post-Doc
scientists* and two highly-motivated *PhD students* to join us in
developing new tools and methods to improve the embodiment of robotic hand
prostheses and study the related brain processes.

Activities will be carried out in a multidisciplinary research environment
(Clinical Neurophysiology and Neuroengineering) @ Campus Bio-Medico
University, Rome Italy (www.unicampus.it).

Post-Doc ideal candidates should

·         - have relevant publications in international journals and
experience in fund raising

·         - be English mother tongue or have almost comparable fluency

·         - *own at least two of the following expertise*:

1.       Programming for development/customization of interactive
Virtual/Augmented Reality environment

2.       EEG/MRI signal processing

3.       Body ownership, embodiment, cognitive neuroscience.



PhD Student ideal candidates should

·         - be English mother tongue or have good fluency

·         - have a master degree (or equivalent) in

o   biomedical robotics, biomedical engineering, computer science or other
related fields

o   medicine, neuroscience, neurophysiology or other related fields

Suitable candidates can introduce themselves by contacting Giovanni Di Pino
(g.dipino at unicampus.it) and Domenico Formica (d.formica at unicampus.it).

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Giovanni Pellegrino, MD
Multimodal Functional Imaging Laboratory
Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University
Address: 332 Duff Medical Building, 3775 rue University, Montreal, QC, H3A
2B4, Canada
Phone: (514) 398–1678
Fax: (514) 398–7461
Email: giovannipellegrino at gmail.com, giovanni.pellegrino2 at mcgill.ca
Homepage: http://www.bic.mni.mcgill.ca/ResearchLabsMFIL/PeopleGiovanni
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