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Stage

Master student internship to study axonal plasticity in the mouse hippocampus with live imaging and electrophysiological tools.
Starting date: July, latest September

Fulltime

Minimaal 6 maanden

Research

The Vision & Cognition group (Roelfsema lab) has an exciting opportunity for a PhD student or Post-doctoral researcher to investigate the logic of feedback connections in mouse visual cortex and their role in perceptual organization.

Fulltime

3 years postdoc | 4 years PhD student

Research

In a multidisciplinary collaboration with the Institute for Chemical Immunology (Leiden University) the axonal signaling group at the NIN has an exciting opportunity for a PhD student position in neuron-microglia physiology

Fulltime

4 jaar

Research

The Synapse and Network Development group has an exciting opportunity for a Post-doctoral researcher to identify the role of acetylcholine in cortical development.

Fulltime

3 years

Research

The Kalsbeek lab has an opportunity for a PhD candidate to study the impact of timed exercise and food intake on energy metabolism and brain function in pre-diabetic animal models

Fulltime

4 jaar

Stage

Molecular biological techniques (microarrays, viral vector construction, PCR, various types of biochemical techniques), cell and tissue culture, immuno-histochemistry, behavioral assays to assess functional recovery.

38 uur

to be determined

Stage

In this project we will determine how much of the ganglion cell surround is generated at the lataral interactions at the horizontal cell layer.

Fulltime

Stage

In this electrophysiological project we will use patch clamp, intracellular electrodes and multielectrode arrays to record responses of retinal neurons and use information theory and linear/non-linear system analysis to determine how and with what efficiency visual information is coded in the outer retina.

Fulltime

Stage

For this project the fish are tested in behavioral tasks using optokinetic, startle and optomotor assays. Furthermore, the electrical responses of the eye are evaluated using ERG measurements and the morphology of the retina is studied using morphological techniques.

Fulltime

Stage

The group studies the neurobiological basis of reinforcement learning, decision making, and compulsive behavior. We are driven by the question “How do we control our behavior?” and “How do we lose control?”.The student will be involved in one of the projects that are available.

Fulltime

Minimaal 6 maanden