Postdoctoral Research Associate in Naturalistic Working Memory & Virtual Reality at University of Oxford University of Oxford in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at Cardiff University in the School of Healthcare Sciences, within the Sensor Physiotherapy Intervention (SPIN) Research Group. The project is titled Adaptive Virtual-Reality Exergaming for Physical & Cognitive Health in Older Adults and is led by Mohammad Al-Amri with co-supervisors Dr. Alexandra Voinescu and Prof. N. Vaughan . The research combines virtual reality , exergaming , biomechanics , wearable sensors , digital rehabilitation , physiotherapy , and movement science to s...

Funded PhD opportunity at Cardiff University in Neural Dynamics of Perceptual Decision-Making During Robot-Mediated Motor Learning . This project sits at the intersection of Biomedical Engineering , Neuroscience , Robotics , Machine Learning , Data Science , and Electrical Engineering . The research will combine EEG , virtual reality , and robotic platforms to study how perceptual decisions unfold during active movement and how these neural processes change through motor learning. Participants w...

PhD opportunity at the University of Bath in the Department of Psychology on anxiety-related attention bias , virtual reality (VR) , attention bias modification (ABM) , EEG , eye-tracking , and autonomic measures . The project is part of the GW4 BioMed3 MRC Doctoral Landscape Programme (DLP) , which offers up to 17 funded studentships for entry in September 2026 . The work is supervised by Dr Alexandra Voinescu , Dr Ali Khatibi , Professor Edmund Keogh , and Professor Neil Vaughan . Research foc...

Yale University’s Wu Tsai Institute is launching this year’s search for new postdoctoral fellowships in cognition and interdisciplinary neuroscience. The opportunity is aimed at early-career scientists interested in advancing the fundamental understanding of cognition through collaborative, cross-disciplinary research. Applicants may propose to be co-mentored by Wu Tsai Faculty Members from different disciplines, work with a single mentor while transitioning into a new field, or design self-dire...

PhD opportunity at the University of Bristol in Neuroscience & Mental Health , focused on decoding early brain and movement signals to predict outcomes after birth asphyxia . This funded project is part of the MRC GW4 BioMed Doctoral Training Partnership and is supervised by Dr Ela Chakkarapani . The research will investigate two early indicators of infant brain health: (1) early brain activity in moderate-to-late preterm babies, and (2) video-based assessment of spontaneous movements at 3 month...