PhD Student: Cerebellar Morphology

Four-year doctoral position in the Ultra-High Field Neuroimaging group and Spinoza Centre for Neuroimaging. The project maps human cerebellar structure in postmortem brain tissue to provide a reference for in-vivo ultra-high-field MRI experiments. Research combines tissue staining, microscopy, quantitative image analysis and postmortem MRI, with access to 7T imaging and the Netherlands Brain Bank. The advertised appointment is full-time in Amsterdam.

Master’s degree completed or nearing completion in biomedical engineering, physics, biology or a related field, with strong technical skills and an interest in the brain. Python or MATLAB and strong English are required. Microscopy, neuroanatomy, quantitative image analysis or MRI experience is advantageous. Submit a motivation letter and CV through the linked KNAW recruitment portal.