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Research group "Neuronal circuits and Behavior" (PI: Tatiana
Korotkova) at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research in
Cologne, Germany, looks for
two enthusiastic Ph.D. students
with a strong interest in behavioral functions of neuronal circuits.
We employ optogenetics and electrophysiology in behaving mice to study
dynamics of hypothalamic neuronal circuits and their functions in
innate behaviors, including feeding (Carus-Cadavieco et al., Nature
2017, Herrera et al., Nature Neurosci, 2016; Bender et al., Nature
Comm., 2015). Successful candidates should have a Master degree in
neuroscience or related topics. Experience in in vivo experiments
and/or data analysis will be beneficial. We value motivated and
productive team players who enjoy working in interdisciplinary
collaborative research environment.
Please contact Dr. Tatiana Korotkova (tatiana....@sf.mpg.de) for
further information.
The Max-Planck Institute for Metabolism Research
(http://www.sf.mpg.de/en) is a renowned research institute with a focus
on research of central nervous system control of metabolism. The Max
Planck Society is an equal opportunity employer.
Please send your application including a motivation letter, CV, and
contact information of two referees under the internal reference number
MPISF-17303
https://s-lotus.gwdg.de/mpg/mknf/mpisf_17303.nsf/application
or to:
tatiana....@sf.mpg.de
Dr.Tatiana Korotkova
Group Leader
Research group "Neuronal Circuits and Behavior"
Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research
Gleueler Str. 50
50931 Cologne
Germany
tatiana....@sf.mpg.de
Tel.: +49 (0)221/ 4726-253
https://www.sf.mpg.de/research/korotkova
Korotkova) at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research in
Cologne, Germany, looks for
two enthusiastic Ph.D. students
with a strong interest in behavioral functions of neuronal circuits.
We employ optogenetics and electrophysiology in behaving mice to study
dynamics of hypothalamic neuronal circuits and their functions in
innate behaviors, including feeding (Carus-Cadavieco et al., Nature
2017, Herrera et al., Nature Neurosci, 2016; Bender et al., Nature
Comm., 2015). Successful candidates should have a Master degree in
neuroscience or related topics. Experience in in vivo experiments
and/or data analysis will be beneficial. We value motivated and
productive team players who enjoy working in interdisciplinary
collaborative research environment.
Please contact Dr. Tatiana Korotkova (tatiana....@sf.mpg.de) for
further information.
The Max-Planck Institute for Metabolism Research
(http://www.sf.mpg.de/en) is a renowned research institute with a focus
on research of central nervous system control of metabolism. The Max
Planck Society is an equal opportunity employer.
Please send your application including a motivation letter, CV, and
contact information of two referees under the internal reference number
MPISF-17303
https://s-lotus.gwdg.de/mpg/mknf/mpisf_17303.nsf/application
or to:
tatiana....@sf.mpg.de
Dr.Tatiana Korotkova
Group Leader
Research group "Neuronal Circuits and Behavior"
Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research
Gleueler Str. 50
50931 Cologne
Germany
tatiana....@sf.mpg.de
Tel.: +49 (0)221/ 4726-253
https://www.sf.mpg.de/research/korotkova
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