The University of Oxford invites applications for a researcher to lead a program investigating brain dynamics and adaptive white matter plasticity. You will design MEG-based experiments (SQUID/OPM) and develop dynamical-systems models translating mechanistic knowledge into biomarkers for psychiatric conditions.
The role is funded for 2 years, with hybrid working options and a strong emphasis on collaboration and high-impact publications. A PhD in Neuroscience or related field is required.
Lead MEG Neuroscience Researcher: Brain Dynamics in Oxford employer: University of Oxford
The Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford is an exceptional employer, offering a collaborative and intellectually stimulating environment where finance professionals can thrive. With a commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion, along with generous benefits such as 38 days of annual leave and a robust family leave scheme, employees are supported in both their professional and personal lives. This role not only provides the opportunity to influence strategic financial decisions within a world-renowned department but also fosters continuous growth and development in a vibrant academic community.
