Klaus Gramann

Technische Universität Berlin is advertising a 5-year fully funded postdoc position in the ERC project URBRAIN with Klaus Gramann and the Berlin Mobile Brain/Body Imaging Labs (BeMoBIL). The project sits at the intersection of cognitive neuroscience , neuro-urbanism , spatial cognition , and multimodal physiological data analysis . The successful candidate will work with mobile EEG , eye tracking , ECG, skin conductance, and multimodal data fusion to study how brain and body respond to built and natural environments. Responsibilities include leading a real-world experiment across the project, running parallel lab experiments with increasing ecological validity, and helping develop an open-access platform of ecologically valid urban stimuli such as videos and soundscapes. The post is aimed at an early-career postdoc with a strong track record in mobile EEG, multimodal recordings, multimodal data fusion, and project management. The position is based at Technische Universität Berlin in Germany and is described as fully funded for five years. Application deadline: 16 October 2026 . Applicants are instructed to apply only via the official posting linked in the announcement.

Five-year postdoc opportunity coming soon in Mobile Brain/Body Imaging (MoBI) , cognitive neuroscience , neuro-urbanism , and spatial cognition at Technische Universität Berlin . The position is part of URBRAIN , an ERC Advanced Grant led by Klaus Gramann . The project asks what cities do to the human brain while people experience the real-world urban environment of Berlin. The research will combine mobile EEG , eye-tracking , ECG , and skin conductance , with multimodal data fusion and analysis across settings ranging from desktop protocols and immersive 360° video to real streets and field experiments. This is described as a five-year, 100% postdoctoral position with a leading role in the project. The poster says the formal announcement will be published in October . Ideal candidates include early postdoctoral researchers with experience or strong interest in environmental neuroscience , mobile EEG , neuro-urbanism , psychology, engineering, and multimodal data acquisition/analysis. If you are interested, follow the project updates and watch for the official call. The poster also invites potential applicants to write directly to the PI.