Connectionists: Associate Professorship (W2) in Computational Neuroscience / Computational Vision (tenure track)

[Jochen Triesch]

The Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics at the Goethe University Frankfurt together with the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies invites applications to fill the position of a
Associate Professorship (W2) in Computational Neuroscience / Computational Vision (tenure track)
Applicants must have an excellent track record in Computational Neuroscience with emphasis on modeling the visual system. Successful acquisition of third party funding and collaborations in interdisciplinary project consortia are expected. This research professorship is part of the Bernstein Focus Neurotechnology Frankfurt and the successful applicant shall collaborate actively within the Focus (http://fias.uni-frankfurt.de/bernstein). Opportunities for collaborations in additional research areas of FIAS are strongly desired.
The teaching obligations for this research professorship are 2 hours per week. The successful candidate will also be member of the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics or the Faculty of Physics.
The designated salary for the position is based on “W2” on the German university scale or equivalent. The Goethe University is committed to a pluralistic campus community through affirmative action and equal opportunity. For further information regarding the general conditions for professorship appointments, please see: http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/aktuelles/ausschreibung/professuren/index.html.
Qualified academics are invited to submit their applications accompanied by the usual documents (CV, degrees and certificates, list of publications, details on teaching and international experience, information on successful grant applications, a statement about your research goals in the context of the Bernstein Focus Neurotechnology within three weeks after publication of this advertisement to: Frau Gaby Schmitz, Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, Ruth-Moufang-Str. 1, D-60438 Frankfurt am Main, E-Mail: schmitz at fias.uni-frankfurt.de.

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