Jonas Obleser

The Obleser lab at Universität zu Lübeck is preparing to hire for upcoming research positions in a highly interdisciplinary environment. The post announces a fully funded postdoc and a PhD or part-time postdoc position funded through soft money, with a planned start in September/October . The lab is led by Professor Jonas Obleser , Chair in Physiological Psychology and Research Methods. The research setting includes a new OPM-MEG lab and strong connections across neuroscience , psychology , AI/computer science , robotics , and medicine . The post also highlights the university’s psychology and audio-science programmes and a collaborative, agile environment in Lübeck near Hamburg and the Baltic Sea. This is a good fit for candidates interested in brain and cognition research, physiological psychology, neuroimaging/MEG, and interdisciplinary work at the interface of human neuroscience and computational or medical approaches. The post does not list formal eligibility criteria, but it clearly signals that the lab is seeking motivated researchers for doctoral or postdoctoral work. Funding details: one postdoc is fully funded; the PhD or part-time postdoc role is soft-money funded. No deadline, stipend amount, or application portal is given yet. The post asks interested candidates to get in touch and to watch for the official announcement.