Opportunities

	The network currently has a number of vacancies. In line with current EC policy, we particularly encourage applicants from women. All applicants will be accorded equal opportunities irrespective of ethnicity or gender.
	You should have a good undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline such as Neuroscience, Cognitive Science, Psychology, Bioengineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics or Biology. Beyond that we are looking for people who are enthusiastic about understanding the brain, learning new techniques and contributing to new experiments.
	The exciting thing about the network is that you get the opportunity to work and travel throughout Europe. Our funding means that there are some rules regarding your nationality. Put simply, to take up one of our fellowships you should move to a different country. Also, you should have no more than 5 years work experience since obtaining your first degree. For more specific details contact one of the people listed below.
	Fellowships are generously funded at rates set by the European Commission. The precise amount depends on your personal circumstances.
	Current vacancies are listed below. E-mail the contact person to obtain more information. Include a CV and a statement of why you are interested in the position in your email.

where	what	contact	email
Amsterdam	PhD student	Dr Eli Brenner	e.brenner@fbw.vu.nl
Barcelona	PhD student	Prof Gustavo Deco	gustavo.deco@upf.edu
Birmingham	2009: student & post-doc	Dr Andrew Welchman	a.e.welchman@bham.ac.uk
Giesen	PhD student	Prof Karl Gegenfurtner	gegenfurtner@uni-giessen.de
London	PhD student	Prof Andy Smith	a.t.smith@rhul.ac.uk
Maastricht	PhD student	Dr Claudia Goebel	cgoebel@brainvoyager.com
Marseilles	PhD student	Dr Guillaume Masson	Guillaume.Masson@incm.cnrs-mrs.fr
Thessaloniki	PhD student	Dr Vassilia Hatzitaki	vaso1@phed.auth.gr

Disclaimer: All positions are subject to final signatures on the contractual agreement with the EC.