Doctoral Student in Neuroscience Research: Doctoral Student / Research Assistant: Join our research group in Developmental Neuroscience in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, led by Prof. Dr. Nathalie Holz, to investigate predictors and (neuro-)biological correlates of (cyber)bullying and victimization in real contexts through the “BullyStop” project funded by the DFG.
Designation:
Doctoral Student / Research Assistant
Research Area:
Developmental Neuroscience in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Location:
Mannheim, Germany
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Degree in psychology, biology, computer science, neuroscience, or a related subject (diploma/master)
- Good knowledge of English, cognitive-clinical neuroscience, and statistics
- Interest in neuroscientific and clinical psychological research
- Enthusiasm for precise scientific work
- Enjoyment of interacting with young people
- Communication, organizational, and teamwork skills
- High motivation and ability to work independently
- Knowledge and experience with fMRI as well as programming skills (Matlab, R, Python) are desirable
Job Description:
- Implement various paradigms for (f)MRI imaging, clinical interviews, and outpatient assessment
- Organize projects, recruitment, and data management
- Conduct multimodal evaluations of fMRI and outpatient assessments
- Collaborate on publications and work reports
How to Apply:
- Visit our online application form on the Central Institute of Mental Health website.
- Submit your application with the required documents.
- Await initial contact and feedback from our team.
- If selected, an invitation will be extended for an interview or telephone discussion.
- Depending on the department, candidates may be called for a placement or second interview.
- Final feedback on the application status will be provided by the HR department.
Last Date for Apply:
Applications are accepted until the position is filled, so we encourage interested candidates to apply promptly.
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research in developmental neuroscience and psychiatry! Apply now to be part of our innovative team.
For inquiries, contact Prof. Nathalie Holz at Tel. 0621 1703-4904.
