Job ID: 99192
Junior Professorship in vivo Neuronal Imaging (W1)
Position: Group Leader
Deadline: 5 January 2023
Employment Start Date: 1 October 2023
Contract Length: 6 years
City: Regensburg
Country: Germany
Institution: University of Regensburg
Department: Behavioural and Molecular Neurobiology
Description:
In vivo neuronal imaging during socio-emotional behaviours
Are you a highly qualified young postdoc at an early stage of your scientific career, i.e., up to about 3 years after finishing your PhD, who has expertise in Cellular Neurobiology and seeks to establish an independent research group? We are offering a Junior professorship to a candidate, who is interested rodent socio-emotional behaviours and has worked on in vivo neuronal imaging (e.g., in vivo calcium imaging or in vivo electrophysiology) and its analyses, or comparable techniques, during the PhD and early postdoc project. As an associated PI of our interdisciplinary Graduate School “Neurobiology of socio-emotional dysfunctions” (https://www.uni-regensburg.de/research/grk-emotion/grk-home/index.html) you will be fully integrated in collaborations with other participating groups. You will also be involved in teaching animal physiology and neurobiology at bachelor and Master levels.
What we expect:
- A Ph.D. degree or comparable degree in Neurobiology
- Strong interest in interdisciplinary research of rodent socio-emotional behaviour
- Experiences in in vivo imaging (e.g., electrophysiology, Ca-imaging)
- High motivation to establish your own new research group
- Excellent communication and team-working skills
- Some experiences in teaching and student lab supervision
- Enthusiasm and great commitment to research and teaching
What we offer:
- A 6-year position as Junior Professor (W1)
- Positions for a postdoc (100%) and technical support (50%)
- Your own laboratory and office rooms
- Access to the entire method repertoire of the Department
- Own independent budget for consumables (to be negotiated)
- Involvement as associated PI in an enthusiastic and interdisciplinary research environment within the Graduate School and right to supervise your own PhD students
For the original German and English advertisement please see https://go.uni-regensburg.de/neurobiology or: https://go.uni-regensburg.de/stellen-professuren
Please apply with the required documents (curriculum vitae with method slills, certificates, list of publications, proposal of research strategy, proposal of teaching concept) to the Dean of Faculty of Biology and Preclinical Medicine, Prof. Dr. Ralph Witzgall (fakultaet.biologie@ur.de)
by January 5th 2023.
Contact information:
Prof. Dr. Inga Neumann, University of Regensburg, Germany inga.neumann@ur.de