Summer school connectivity MEG en Alemania
MEG Group Madrid
Os re-envío este mensaje que me llegó. Puede ser muy interesante para
hacerse un "up-date" del "state-of-the-art". Yo mismo no tengo dinero
para ir, pero si alguien puede permitirselo.
un saludo,
Stephan
Autumn School, University of Tübingen: 2009/09/16-2009/09/18
The “Autumn School 2009: Wiring the Brain: Anatomical and
Functional
Connectivity" is organized by the MEG-Center Tübingen and supported
by
the Graduate School of Neural & Behavioural Sciences / International
Max
Planck Research School Tübingen, the Werner Reichardt Center for
Integrative Neuroscience and the Neurowissenschaftliche Gesellschaft.
This year's focus is on connectivity assessed with different
neuroimaging methods (MEG, fetal MEG, fMRI, TMS). One crucial point
is
the comparison and combination of these approaches to increase the
mutual benefit. Additionally, the course offers the opportunity to
gain
experience in hands-on sessions using state-of-the-art equipment as
well
as educational sessions related to the usage of software packages.
All speakers and instructors are leading specialists in their field.
The
participants will have the opportunity to present their own work in a
poster session and discuss their work with the experts.
The school is open for master and PhD students and Postdocs working
in
the field of Neuroscience.
Please find the detailed program, application form and further
information on our homepage.
http://www.mp.uni-tuebingen.de/mp/index.php?id=281
We are looking forward to seeing you in Tübingen.
The organizers
Stephan Moratti
Os envío una oferta de trabajo,
un saludo,
Stephan
The Rudolf Magnus Institute in Utrecht, The Netherlands is looking for a
highly motivated postdoc interested in neural signal processing for
Brain Computer Interfacing. The Utrecht BCI group, led by Prof. dr. Nick
Ramsey, is part of the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery at the
University Medical Center Utrecht and participates in the nationwide
BrainGain Consortium, which is devoted to application of Brain Computer
Interfaces for patients and healthy individuals. The main focus of the
group is conducting neuroscience research towards an invasive BCI
application for paralyzed patients. We perform experiments with both
healthy subjects and patients (~10 patients with electrode implants
available for research each year). Available techniques: 128-channel EEG
systems for extracranial and intracranial (ECoG) recordings, fMRI (1.5,
3 and 7 T human Philips systems), TMS and 64-channel intraoperative
recordings in awake neurosurgery. Our highly interdisciplinary group
consists of 4 postdocs, 10 PhD students and 6 master students, who have
a background in neuroscience, psychology, biology or physics and their
own expertise in the research field. The postdoc is expected to
investigate new ECoG signal processing techniques for BCI purposes, as
well as for cognitive neuroscience research. He/she will work in close
collaboration with neuroscientists and needs to have excellent
communication skills. The candidate is likely to have a PhD in
biomedical engineering, computational neuroscience, electrical
engineering or physics, with a record of publications. Solid experience
in signal processing of any kind and excellent programming skills in
Matlab are required. Experience in neuroscience is not a prerequisite,
but we expect the candidate to acquire knowledge of underlying
psychological and biological processes. Earliest starting date of the
two-year position is July 1st, 2009. Application deadline is September
1st, 2009. Applications and information requests can be sent to Prof.
dr. Nick Ramsey, Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, Dept. of
Neurology and Neurosurgery, Division of Neuroscience, University Medical
Center Utrecht, Room G.03.122, Heidelberglaan 100, 3584 CX, Utrecht,
Netherlands, n.f.r...@umcutrecht.nl.
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Stephan Moratti
Os adjunto una oferta de trabajo de la Universidad Konstanz (dónde hice
mi carrera y doctorado). Buscan un Post-Doc para EEG, MEG y TMS y
análisis de señal oscilatoria. Todo esto en combinación de phantom pain
and tinnitus. El jefe del grupo Dr. Nathan Weisz es un especialista en
este temas y lidera un grupo Emi-Noether. Los grupos Emi-Noether son
grupos de investigadores jóvenes en Alemania totalmente independiente.
Hice mi doctorado junto con Nathan y puedo confirmar que es un buen
investigador y tiene su grupo muy bien montado (lo he visitado este año).
un saludo,
Stephan
Stephan Moratti
Se ha anunciado esta conferencia que puede ser muy interesante para nuestros SLs and Grangers !
Miradlo http://cini2009.kyb.tuebingen.mpg.de/
Esta en Whistler Canada en Diciembre. A quien le gusta esquiar, el mejor powder se encuentra ahí.
un saludo,
Stephan
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De: Stephan Moratti <mor...@med.ucm.es>
Fecha: Lunes, Agosto 31, 2009 11:06
Asunto: [meg_madrid] Re: Summer school connectivity MEG en Alemania
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