[Eeglablist] PostDoc position at LIN Magdeburg, Germany

[Andreas Widmann]

Sent on behalf of Prof. Dr. Nicole Wetzel, Independent CBBS Research Group Neurocognitive Development at the Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology in Magdeburg/Germany

We are looking for a highly motivated

Research Scientist (f/m/d, Postdoc, fulltime)
https://cloud.lin-magdeburg.de/s/ftk8QJkyLLJDiPy

for a fixed-term position commencing 01/01/2020 (or later) until at least 03/2022 (Funding is available for potential further employment within the group beyond the 2 years, subject to review).

We offer
• a young and enthusiastic team and a supportive and friendly working atmosphere
• modern EEG and eye-tracking child lab, mobile EEG and eye-tracking techniques
• application of cutting-edge methods in the field of EEG and pupillometry
• development of your own focus within the framework of cognitive development during childhood
• assistance in recording data, acquisition of participants and organization of experiments
• a variety of local, national and international collaborations with projects ranging from basic to application-oriented research
• support for further qualifications

Your profile
• a solid background in experimental approaches in psychophysiology, neuroimaging, or behavioral research (preferably M/EEG, pupillometry, or eye-tracking)
• programming experience (preferably MATLAB or Python)
• publication activity in international peer-reviewed journals
• qualification in psychology, cognitive sciences, neuroscience, or related fields
• very good written and oral communication skills in English

Your tasks
• development of research approaches, design of experiments, data analysis, and publication of studies on cognitive development from infancy to adulthood
• co-supervision of doctoral students

The Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology in Magdeburg is an internationally renowned center for learning and memory research. The research group focuses on the development of attention, memory and perception in typically and atypically developing children. The group is funded by the Center for Behavioral Brain Sciences (CBBS) from the State of Saxony-Anhalt and the European Regional Development Fund (EFRE).

https://www.lin-magdeburg.org/forschung/forschungseinheiten/research-group-neurocognitive-development

Your employment, salary and employee benefits comply with the collective pay agreement (German TV-L). Equal opportunities as well as compatibility of family and work are part of our HR policy. Severely disabled applicants with equivalent occupational aptitude will be considered preferentially.

We are looking forward to your electronic application (German or English). Please send one PDF file comprising CV, research profile (max 1 page), list of publications, copies of relevant certificates to Nicole Wetzel via NCD at lin-magdeburg.de, reference ID: LIN 2019/NCD-02. Applications are considered until the position is filled. An initial inspection of the applications will take place by November 30, 2019.

Please be aware that costs for application and interview are not refundable. The application documents and data will be stored and used only for the selection. Please note the information for storage of personal data: https://www.lin-magdeburg.de/fileadmin/user_upload/04_Karriere/Datenschutzhinweise_Bewerber_LIN.pdf.