10 Doctoral Fellowships in Germany
The International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) for Neural Circuits was funded in 2011 by the Max Planck Society and offers ten positions every year for talented students holding a relevant Master´s or Bachelor´s degree to perform research resulting in a PhD. The program is taught in English.
The common focus of the IMPRS for Neural Circuits will be the understanding of neural circuits (from the simple to the large and complex), at all scales required to achieve this understanding. This ambitious objective will require analyses at the molecular, cellular, multi-cellular, network and behavioral levels, with the full understanding that macroscopic phenomena (spatial patterns, dynamics) can be scale-dependent, and that reductionism is not always sufficient as a method.
In the IMPRS for Neural Circuits we offer a multidisciplinary program to excellent doctoral students with backgrounds in neuroscience, mathematics, physics, computer science, (bio) chemistry, biology and medicine as well as research experience in the participating institutions of the Frankfurt Neuroscience community. Students will participate in a tailor-made educational program including research rotations and neuroscience courses but also in trainings in transferable skills as well as summer schools, lecture series and exchange programs with excellent research institutes abroad.
We welcome excellent students to apply to the program. Till January 15, 2013, it will be possible to apply via: http://brain.mpg.de/graduate-studies/call.html for a position starting in the Fall of 2013.
The programme start on 01.08.2013 for a duration of 36 months
Working Language: English
Subject Requirements (Qualification)
Relevant Master’s and/or Bachelor’s degree
University / Organisation
Max-Planck-Institut für Hirnforschung
60528 Frankfurt/Main
Faculty / Institute
International Max Planck Research School for Neural Circuits
Frankfurt/Main
http://www.brain.mpg.de/home.html
Supervisor of the Doctoral Thesis
Herr Dr. Arjan Vink
www.imprs.brain.mpg.de
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