At the chair „Social and Economic Cognition I“ (Prof. Dr. Anne Gast) we investigate cognitive processes, esp. learning & memory, that underlie social/economic phenomena. We are part of the Department Psychology, SoCCCo, C-SEB, and ECONtribute.

We are looking for a Research Assistant (RA) to join the Neuroscience of Perception and Action (NPA) Lab at the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Rome. The candidate should be fluent in spoken and written English and Italian. The RA will help manage the Lab, assisting with scientific research and administration.

The School of Psychology is developing its research portfolio across its areas of critical mass in Cognition, Health, and Appetite & Nutrition. For the current position the School is seeking candidates to complement and strengthen our research and teaching portfolio in Cognitive Psychology.

Are you interested in developing and using statistical and mathematical methods to study psychological phenomena? The Psychological Methods group is seeking two PhD candidates, one for each of the following projects.

The Department of Cognitive Sciences at the University of Haifa, Israel, invites applications for an open-rank tenure-track position, beginning in October 2023. The academic rank will be matched to the candidate’s qualifications. 

Ph.D. position for a project to examine how well people can metacognitively monitor different cognitive processes. Project will combine cognitive modeling with metamemory questions.

Two PhD positions are open for applications at the University of Luxembourg, Cognitive Neuroscience Research unit (Head: Christine Schiltz), COSA institute. Both of them imply experimental work with EEG, both in adults and children.

We have an open PhD position (fully funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation for 4-years). Expected starting date: fall 2022. The goal of the project "Do the same cognitive systems support perception and memory? A healthy special populations perspective" is to further develop theories on the relationship between perceptual ability and memory performance. 

The current position is part of the research project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation entitled "The current challenge in attentional-control research: Establishing reliable and valid measures". The purpose of this 4-year project is to investigate attentional control (also referred as cognitive control, executive functions, or inhibition). 

The ABY Human Memory Lab is looking for talented PhD students to join us. The lab is interested in the transformation of naturalistic experience into discrete episodic memories. We investigate this process using unique naturalistic-yet-controlled stimuli developed in the lab (eg, using filming, VR and 'The Sims'), in combination with neuroimaging, behavioral and soon intracranial measurements.