Job Matching
NEURO2022 is pleased to offer opportunities for young researchers who are searching for start-ups or a workplace to join. We hope that this event will bring positive outcomes to both those looking to hire and to job seekers.
NEURO2022 is engaged in providing Job Matching opportunities free of charge.
| Job Matching Date & Time | June 30-July 2, 9:00-17:00, |
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| Place | Exhibition Hall Waiting Room (Tentative) |
Call for job offers and job seekers!
To Employers
Please submit the following application form if you or your institution are willing to release job offers information and are accepting interview.
Employment opportunities
June 1
| Name | Helena Janickova |
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| Affiliation | Institute of Physiology of the Czech Academy of Sciences |
| E-mail Address | helena.janickova@fgu.cas.cz |
| TEL | +420723889251 |
| Offering Post | Postdoctoral fellow at the Laboratory of Neurochemistry |
| Specialized field | Cholinergic system, acetylcholine receptors |
| Our Research | We investigate the expression of acetylcholine receptors in different neuronal populations by FISH. We use genetically modified mice and AAV viral vectors to create mouse models with deletion of the acetylcholine receptors in specific neurons. We test the effects of the deletion using behavioral testing, immunohistochemistry and different microscopy techniques. Currently we are starting a new project with aim to visualize endogenous beta2 nicotinic subunit to study its localization in vitro and in vivo. |
| Place of work | Institute of Physiology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague, Czech Republic |
| Starting date | March 2023 |
| Job type | Postdoctoral fellowship |
| Employment status | full time job, postdoctoral fellow |
| Qualifications | PhD holder wishing to submit an application for the MSCA postdoctoral fellowship to be realized in our laboratory |
| Application documents | MSCA postdoctoral fellowship application |
| How to apply | Please, get in touch to discuss a potential project. Then we will jointly prepare the MSCA application to be submitted in your name. |
| Job Matching at NEURO2022 | I will be available on-site during the NEURO2022 meeting. If interested, get in touch using the contact below. |
| Contact | helena.janickova@fgu.cas.cz |
May 31
| Name | Kosodo Yoichi |
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| Affiliation | Korea Brain Research Institute |
| E-mail Address | ykddr2@gmail.com |
| TEL | +81 90-3840-1470 |
| Offering Post | Post-Doc and Technical staff |
| Specialized field | Neurogenesis, Stem cell |
| Our Research | Mechanobiology in neurogenesis and brain development. Talk on-site at 3S08a (July 2 (Sat) 14:00-16:00 Room 8). |
| Place of work | Daegu, Korea |
| Starting date | Anytime |
| Job type | 5 years (negotiable) |
| Employment status | PhD:47,000,000-52,000,000KRW, Master:38,000,000-43,000,000KRW (Annual salary, up to 5% additional as incentive） |
| Qualifications | Expecting to receive PhD or Master's degree |
| Application documents | CV, publication list |
| How to apply | Submission via e-mail followed by online interview |
| Job Matching at NEURO2022 | Meeting during NEURO2022 is possible. Just send me a mail. |
| Contact | ykddr2@gmail.com |
may 30
| Name | Satoshi Kojima |
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| Affiliation | Korea Brain Research Institute |
| E-mail Address | satoshikojima.sk@gmail.com |
| TEL | +82539808420 |
| Offering Post | Postdoctoral fellow at the Laboratory of Neurochemistry |
| Specialized field | Neural and behavioral mechanisms of vocal learning in songbirds |
| Our Research | Humans are excellent vocal learners: Infants learn to produce complex vocal patterns of their native language from their parents. Research in our laboratory focuses on the question of how animals learn to produce their complex vocalizations from other individuals during a critical period of development, and more broadly, how experience during early life shapes the functioning of the nervous system and individuals’ perception and behavior. To address these questions we mainly study songbirds, a great model system for studying the neural substrates of vocal learning, with a long-term goal of contributing to our understanding of speech and developmental learning mechanisms in humans that benefits our society. The lab utilizes variety of techniques, including electrophysiology, behavioral manipulations and analyses, pharmacology, computer simulation, and Ca2+ imaging in songbirds, as well as psychophysics and behavioral testing in humans. For further information, please visit our website: https://sites.google.com/view/kojima-lab/home, or contact Dr. Kojima directly (satoshikojima.sk@gmail.com). |
| Place of work | Daegu, South Korea |
| Starting date | As soon as possible |
| Job type | The contract can be renewed yearly. |
| Employment status | It complies with the institutional regulations. It includes visa support and health insurance. The salary varies depending on the working experience. |
| Qualifications | Postdoc candidates must have a Ph.D., M.D., or equivalent doctoral degree at the time of employment in related research areas. |
| Application documents | (1) Curriculum vitae, (2) list of 2-3 references and (3) concise statement of research interests written either in English or in Japanese. |
| How to apply | Application materials should be sent by email to Dr. Satoshi Kojima at satoshikojima.sk@gmail.com. |
| Job Matching at NEURO2022 | satoshikojima.sk@gmail.com |
| Contact | +82-10-9974-0660 |
To Job seekers
Please submit the following application form if you are currently seeking employment at a domestic or international research institution or company.
- Information to be released (age, year of completing degree, skills, and fields of interest)
- Information that cannot be released but may be provided to recruiting employers who are willing to have interviews with you.
- Please also state your desired job by choosing any one of followings: Study abroad, employment in academia or companies, or both.
Job offers and job seekers information will be made public on our website prior to the meeting.
