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. Importantly, there are two alternative theories on how error signals in predictive processing could be coded in neural signals: either as (1) top down signals from ‘higher order’ brain areas (hierarchical
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Radboud University? Visit the page about working as a PhD candidate . Profile You should have a Master’s degree (or equivalent) in physics, biomedical engineering, medical imaging, or a related field. You
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, laser spectroscopy and signal-processing techniques. Ideally, you have experience with lasers and/or spectroscopy and programming (i.e. Matlab, LabView/Python). You are a highly motivated, enthusiastic
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you passionate about brain-inspired AI and sustainable tech? As a PhD Candidate, you will design real-time FPGA-based systems that mimic neural processes, enabling intelligent, on-chip learning for edge
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Are you interested in making the processes for building machine learning models more transparent and explainable? Would you like to work in interdisciplinary teams to uncover the needs of clinical
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have demonstrable experience with developing computational models of decision-making or other higher cognitive processes in human subjects. You possess excellent communication skills in written and
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start your employment on 1 September 2025. We can imagine you're curious about our application procedure . It describes what you can expect during the application procedure and how we handle your personal
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employment on 1 September 2025. We can imagine you're curious about our application procedure . It describes what you can expect during the application procedure and how we handle your personal data and
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June. You will preferably start your employment on 1 September 2025. We can imagine you're curious about our application procedure . It describes what you can expect during the application procedure and
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of psychopathology. We study clinically relevant processes such as biased information and affective processing, approach-avoidance tendencies, cognitive control, emotion regulation, motivation, and executive