CEEC is a funding program to boost hiring talented Ph.D. researchers who want to develop their scientific research in Portugal. It covers four career stages: Junior Researcher, Auxiliary Researcher, Principal Researcher, and Coordinating Researcher. The program admits applicants from all nationalities and grants the selected researchers a work contract sponsored by FCT for up to six years at a Portuguese host institution.
Your chance to gain a unique insight into the ways that Neuroscience techniques can be used in real world settings – with hands-on experience across a range of applied neuroscience techniques, taught by leading researchers.
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20 March 2023
You are warmly invited to join us in celebrating International Women's Month with an online panel discussion on "Fast Lane to Slow Science". If "fast science is bad for scientists and bad for science" (Frith, TiCS, 2019), how can we move towards a Slow Science? What are the implications for the evaluation of science and scientists? And for equity and diversity?
The ULB Neuroscience Institute (UNI) comprises more than 240 scientists including more than 40 Principal Investigators (PIs) grouped into 24 research groups. It offers a dynamic and diverse research environment in all fields of brain research, from molecular and cellular neurobiology, to systems, cognitive, and clinical neurosciences.
The Jacobs Foundation is pleased to announce the 2023 call for applications for its Research Fellowship Program. The Jacobs Foundation Research Fellowship Program is a globally competitive fellowship program for early and mid-career researchers whose work is dedicated to improving the learning and development of children and youth worldwide. The relevant disciplines include, but are not limited to, education sciences, psychology, economics, sociology, behavioral science, computer science, pedagogy, linguistics, neurosciences, and science of learning.
The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic forced scientists worldwide to change the world of work. Lockdown brought an abrupt shift to working from home, research and collaborations moved online, and lab meetings and conferences turned into multiple window screens. Through this panel discussion, Women in Cognitive Science-Europe wants to reflect on the impact of the pandemic on scientific productivity and academic life before closing 2022 and - hopefully - the pandemic.
The Journal of Dynamic Decision Making (JDDM) invites contributions for a special issue on "Political and social crises: A case for dynamic decision making?". JDDM is a multidisciplinary not-for-profit Open-Access-Journal, published by Heidelberg University Publishing.
The editors of this Special Issue at Memory & Cognition invite contributions that present behavioral findings, meta-analyses, computational models, or neuroscientific results that investigate how WM processes constrain and shape subsequent LTM, and, concomitantly, how stored information in LTM may enhance or interfere with WM.
The global community has created a continuously updated list of laboratories that can host displaced Ukrainian scientists at all career levels. You can browse the list or add your information.