[Eeglablist] Postdoctoral Position at CIMCYC (Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center), Granada, Spain

[mgcapizzi]

Dear colleagues,

We are writing from the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center 
(CIMCYC) at the University of Granada (Spain) to announce an upcoming 
full-time postdoctoral researcher position within the project TEMPO – 
TEMporal Predictive brain under exercise-induced arOusal.
The TEMPO project will investigate how temporal predictions are 
influenced by physiological arousal states induced by physical exercise. 
We will work within a Bayesian inference framework, combining temporal 
tasks, controlled manipulations of arousal through cycling on a cycle 
ergometer, EEG and peripheral physiological measures.

We offer a full-time postdoctoral contract of 1 year, renewable for a 
second year (subject to positive evaluation).
We are looking for candidates with a PhD in cognitive or computational 
neuroscience, psychology, or related disciplines (e.g., computer 
science, biomedical engineering, data science applied to neuroscience); 
solid experience with EEG; familiarity (even basic) with exercise 
physiology or psychophysiology measures is appreciated but not strictly 
required; ability to work in interdisciplinary teams and international 
environments; strong commitment to open science (preregistration, 
version control, sharing of data and code on OSF/Zenodo or similar 
platforms); on-site presence in Granada and good command of English 
(knowledge of Spanish is highly valued or to be acquired during the 
contract); availability to start in March/April 2026.

For more information go to the following link 
https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://cimcyc.ugr.es/sites/centros/cimcyc/public/inline-files/Contrato*20TEMPO_EN.pdf__;JQ!!Mih3wA!FxJy21x2nmHoK58vR2d0ZYmPa3NKG6_LOdlkhXcMonakMGuhpPnj3WgT4gwnIdBYjU6CRhrZFDGdbx_9KsLDVQ8$ 

Since 2024, CIMCYC has been recognised as a Unidad de Excelencia María 
de Maeztu, a competitive accreditation that certifies its scientific 
excellence and provides multi-year funding to strengthen research, 
advanced training, open science and knowledge transfer to society. It 
hosts numerous research groups in cognitive neuroscience, experimental 
psychology, social psychology, psychobiology, neuropsychology and 
related disciplines, with an intense programme of seminars, workshops 
and international summer schools.

For any scientific or organisational questions about the project and the 
CIMCYC environment, you can contact the PIs Mariagrazia Capizzi 
(mgcapizzi at ugr.es) and Chiara Avancini (chiara.avancini at ugr.es).
Interested candidates are encouraged to get in touch before the end of 
the year.

Best regards,
Mariagrazia and Chiara