Job Details
About the role
We are now inviting applications for a post-doctoral training Fellowship under the guidance of Dr Agostina Palmigiano, focussed on developing theoretical approaches to investigate the mechanisms underlying sensory, motor or cognitive computations.
You will be responsible for the primary execution of the project (with opportunities for co-supervision of students), presentation of results at conferences and seminars, and publication in suitable media.
This post is initially funded for 2 years with the possibility of a one-year extension at the end of the period.
A job description and person specification can be accessed at the bottom of this page.
About you
You should have a strong quantitative background in theoretical neuroscience, machine learning, statistics, computer science, physics or engineering; a record of publication in highly respected journals and conferences and must hold a PhD in a relevant field by the agreed start date of the position.
To apply, please click Apply Now and submit your CV and in the Attachments section (Research Paper 1) a statement covering research accomplishments and the names of 2 referees. There is no requirement to upload any papers you have authored. Academic enquiries about the role should be directed to Agostina Palmigiano ().
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Early applications are strongly encouraged, as this ensures they will receive full consideration.
What we offer
The Gatsby Unit offers competitive salaries and an award-winning work environment. You will work in a vibrant, interactive and collaborative environment, with world-class PhD programmes, generous core funding and travel allowances. Our facilities include an on-site high-performance computer platform, an extensive seminar programme and interaction space, an on-site brasserie, and outdoor spaces. Our staff are entitled to UCL's extensive range of staff benefits, including a generous annual leave entitlement, family-friendly policies, occupational pension schemes, relocation and housing assistance (where applicable) and professional development opportunities.
