Open-rank faculty recruitment covers systems, cellular, molecular, computational, clinical and cognitive neuroscience, including neural devices, neuroengineering and AI. Appointees build independent funded programmes, teach, mentor and collaborate across departments. Primary appointments match the research programme, with possible joint affiliations. The university provides startup support, housing assistance and access to neuroscience and clinical infrastructure. Initial review begins 1 December 2026 and continues until filled.
In Artificial Intelligence and Biology
International recruitment call for four PhD positions starting between May and September 2027 in Leuven. Projects investigate nervous-system development, ageing, function and disease, including neurodegenerative and neurodevelopmental conditions. The centre combines approaches from molecular and single-cell biology, functional genomics and imaging with AI, neuroengineering and microelectronics. Applicants must select from the advertised projects and identify the relevant supervisor.