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Description Reference number 3694: PhD student researching and developing alternative methods to animal testing (f/m/d) in the Experimental Toxicology and ZEBET department of the German Federal
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the goal of obtaining a doctorate. It is based in the newly established Animal Neurophysiology group (Prof. Münch) at the Institute of Animal Physiology, at the Faculty of Biology and Chemistry. The salary
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research projects. Attestable experience with animal communication research and fieldwork under physically demanding conditions is highly desirable. The successful candidate will collaborate closely with a
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trophoblast cells in a small animal model. The project is part of the new Collaborative Research Center (SFB 1713) “Maternal Immune Activation: Causes and Consequences”. We are seeking a highly motivated and
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of a housing system for mice and the analysis of the effects of housing conditions on the immune phenotype and immune resilience. The aim of the project is to analyse the effects of an animal-friendly
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least one of areas like animal communication research, probabilistic modeling, or language evolution is a strong requirement. As the position involves computational / mathematical modeling in the form
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English language skills and the willingness to work with animal models A certificate in laboratory animal science (FELASA B) would be advantageous If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate
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neurons in the brain gives rise to the plethora of animal behaviors. Our research spans a large range of scales from the nano-scale imaging of brain circuitry, to large-scale functional imaging of brain
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Max Planck Institute for Neurobiology of Behavior - caesar, Bonn | Bonn, Nordrhein Westfalen | Germany | about 2 months ago
activity of the vast numbers of interconnected neurons in the brain gives rise to the plethora of animal behaviors. Our research spans a large range of scales from the nano-scale imaging of brain circuitry
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(Madagascar) populations. This will allow the candidate to investigate how animals respond to multiple cues, how audience composition influences cue production, and how social context shapes both individual and