COMPUTATIONAL NEUROSCIENCEPost-Doc✓ Accepting Applications

Dr. Gunnar Blohm

Queen's University, Kingston, ON

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Queen's University, Kingston, ON

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I'm looking for postdocs who'd like to apply for the Connected Minds PDFs with me and collaborators to work on the following potential projects: 1. explainable neuroAI for ANN / SNN models of motor control 2. neuromorphic robotic control 3. neurorobotic artistic performance 4. whole brain motor control networks identified through MEG and inverse optimal control. More information about the 2-yr Connected Minds PDF application, including eligibility criteria can be found here: https://www.yorku.ca/research/connected-minds/postdoctoral-fellowships/. I will of course help assembling the advisory team, writing the research project description and provide general guidance for the application. Feel free to check out my lab's website and WIKI to get a better sense of who we are and how we work...

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You will need a solid quantitative background (coding
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signal processing) and neuroscience knowledge.

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