PhD Vision Systems Physiology-Helsinki University of Technolo
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PhD Vision Systems Physiology-Helsinki University of Technolo
Vision Systems Physiology group(http://ltl.tkk.fi/wiki/BRU/Vision_Systems_Physiology)
has funding available for a PhD or a postdoctoral student. Earlier experience
about visual system or matlab programming would be helpful. We are part of Brain Research Unit at Low Temperature Laboratory in Helsinki University of Technology. The work would target cortical physiology with brain imaging and aim to understand visual information processing at systems level. Our group works mainly with functional magnetic resonance imaging and has excellent access to research-dedicated 3 T magnet. In addition, whole-head magnetoencephalography is available for temporal resolution when necessary.
We have close collaboration with groups in Helsinki University who work on visual
psychophysics and computational modeling of vision.
The university is located in Espoo, Otaniemi campus, and forms a calm and
research friendly environment with significant amount of foreign students. Finland is
known for an excellent infrastructure for families and Helsinki region houses multiple international schools. Helsinki University of Technology, together with Helsinki School of Economics and the University of Art and Design Helsinki will be part of a new foundation-based Aalto University at the end of next year. The new university aims to nourish a student centered culture and high-quality research.
If you are interested, please send CV and a letter of recommendation before 10th
December to Simo Vanni, AMI centre, PO Box 3000, 02015-TKK, Espoo, Finland, or
by e-mail to vanni [ a t ] neuro.hut.fi. Please do not hesitate to ask for more
information.
Simo Vanni
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Simo Vanni, MD PhD,
Academy Research Fellow
Vision Systems Physiology
Brain Research Unit/AMI centre
Low Temperature Laboratory
Helsinki University of Technology
PO BOX 3000, 02015-TKK, Espoo
Finland
tel: +358-9-451 6159
fax: +358-9-451 2969
http://ltl.tkk.fi/wiki/BRU/Vision_Systems_Physiology
