Connectionists: Fully-funded 3 year PhD studentship in Mark Humphries' lab (Nottingham)

Mark Humphries Mark.Humphries at nottingham.ac.uk
Wed May 8 09:05:19 EDT 2019


A fully funded PhD position is available with Prof. Mark Humphries at the University of Nottingham (UK), on a project entitled "Mapping the wires using neural activity".

The studentship is for 3 years, and is open to UK/EU citizens.

The wiring between neurons, the connectome, defines their activity. So in order to understand the activity of neurons we record from, we want to know the wiring between them. But current technology does not allow the simultaneous recording and tracing of the connections between neurons. To solve this problem, this project will develop computational techniques to accurately infer wiring between neurons from the next generation of imaging techniques that directly record neuron voltages. The project will combine development of algorithms, simulations of neural circuits as test-beds, and analysis of real imaging data from neural populations.

For full details and application instructions please see:
https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/fully-funded-phd-position-mapping-the-wires-using-neural-activity/?p109319

For more on the Humphries Lab, see our website: https://www.humphries-lab.org/

For further information about the project, or to discuss other projects, please contact Prof Mark Humphries (mark.humphries at nottingham.ac.uk).




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