Connectionists: Fully Funded PhD studentship exploring the neural mechanisms of motion perception

[Michael Spratling]

Please be kind enough to circulate the information below to final year 
undergraduates and masters students.


We are seeking a PhD student for a project combining single cell 
electrophysiology and computational modelling to investigate the neural 
mechanisms of motion anaylsis in the visual system.  This work will be 
carried out at King's College London in both the MRC Centre for 
Developmental Neurobiology (under the supervision of Prof. Ian Thompson) 
and the Centre for Robotics Research (under the supervision of Dr 
Michael Spratling).

Details of the project and the application procedure are given here:
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/health/study/studentships/bbsrc/s25.html
and here:
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/health/study/studentships/bbsrc/index.html



   Dr Michael Spratling.
   Senior Lecturer,
   Division of Engineering and Department of Informatics
   King's College London,
   Strand, London. WC2R 2LS. UK.