Postdoc Opportunities in Neurocognition in Switzerland

Linköping University is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher to study the role of the cerebellum in cognition and motor function through temporal interference stimulation (TIS) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). The project is based in Kajsa Igelström’s research group within the Division of Cell and Neurobiology, Department of Biomedical and Clinical Sciences. The group studies neurodevelopmental variation, with particular attention to connections among sensory, motor, and social ...

This postdoctoral position is based in Kajsa Igelström’s research group in the Division of Cell and Neurobiology at Linköping University . The group studies developmental neurobiological variation, with particular interest in how sensory, motor, and social dimensions relate to each other and how specific brain circuits contribute to these processes. The project focuses on the cerebellum’s role in cognition and motor control . The postdoc will work with temporal interference stimulation (TIS) , a...

The Department of Psychology at the University of Copenhagen invites applications for a postdoctoral position in cognitive computational neuroscience and human movement perception . The fixed-term role is part of the project Mapping Experience of Action: Redefining Theories of Consciousness , funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark. Led by Professor Thor Grünbaum and Associate Professor Mark Schram Christensen, the interdisciplinary project develops a scientific approach to consciousness...

This postdoctoral position is based in Dijon at LEAD-UMR5022 and is part of the international BIO-PREPA research project funded by ERA-NET NEURON . The project focuses on biomarkers and behavioural and neurophysiological tests for the preclinical screening of perinatal asphyxia , with particular attention to rhythm processing and synchronization in early development. The successful researcher will contribute to a multidisciplinary programme combining behavioural tasks , EEG , eye tracking , and ...

This postdoctoral position at CNRS is based in the CerCo, an interdisciplinary research center carrying out cutting-edge work in cognitive neuroscience. The project focuses on identifying regular variations in electrophysiological markers of attention and their correlates within the autonomic nervous system. The successful candidate will contribute to the analysis of EEG, electrogastrography (EGG), and autonomic nervous system data, helping to advance understanding of brain-body interactions and...

This postdoctoral position is based at CNRS within the CerCo, an interdisciplinary research center working at the forefront of cognitive neuroscience in Toulouse, France. The project focuses on auditory neuroscience and aims to use temporal response functions (TRF) to model EEG responses to speech . A key goal is to build an objective indicator of recovery in speech perception after cochlear implantation . The work also explores neurofeedback as a way to support and enhance that recovery. The po...

The Tso Lab in the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Health at The Ohio State University is recruiting two postdoctoral fellows for NIMH-funded research on the cognitive and neural bases of social processes in psychosis and bipolar disorders. The research uses a multimethod affective neuroscience approach, including psychophysics, EEG, eye tracking, multimodal fMRI, neuromodulation with TMS and tACS, and computational modeling. Fellows will contribute to experimental task development, stimul...

This postdoctoral position at CNRS is based in cognitive neuroscience and focuses on how humans recognize visual information, with a particular emphasis on face recognition. The selected researcher will help design and run rapid visual stimulation paradigms and carry out analyses of EEG and iEEG recordings to investigate the neural bases of human face categorization. The work is carried out in the Face Categorization Lab, within the Vision, Language & Cognition group at the Institut des Sciences...

The University of Iowa is offering an NIH-funded postdoctoral research opportunity in human neuroscience focused on the mechanisms of cognitive control. Led by Dr. Kai Hwang, the project will examine how cognitive control representations are organized in the brain and investigate the functions of the human thalamocortical system. The research directions will be developed collaboratively with the successful postdoctoral researcher, allowing the project to reflect the researcher’s interests and ex...