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of the biological bases of normal and pathological behaviors. Required Qualifications: PhD or equivalent experience in neuroscience, computer science, engineering or a related field. Proven experience in
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Pasteur center, in Paris (France). We are seeking an outstanding, highly motivated advanced scientist in molecular biology and neuroscience for projects on gene regulation and gene regulatory networks with
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at the interface of machine learning and computational neuroscience. The candidate will be part of the COATI joint team between INRIA d’Université Côte d’Azur and the I3S Laboratory. Project The candidate should
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integrative approaches to basic auditory neuroscience, developing innovative diagnostic tools and preventive and curative treatments for hearing disabilities. The Institut de l’Audition brings together world
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ambitious research aligned with the university's strategic priorities, including cancer research, neurosciences, data-driven health sciences and digital medicine. The ideal candidate has a medical background
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study and other ongoing translational initiatives to develop a voice-based digital health solution to alleviate the diabetes burden. Project objective The PhD candidate will work at the interface
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of the auditory pathway using multi-electrode arrays. Requirements We are looking for individuals who want to study neural coding in the context of hearing and who meet the following criteria: 1) PhD in
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meetings For further information, please contact Assoc. Prof. Carole Linster (email address: ). Your profile PhD degree in molecular biology, cell biology, biochemistry, genetics, or another similar life
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Description This PhD project bridges computational neuroscience and machine learning to study the mechanisms of active forgetting—or unlearning—through the lens of both biological and artificial systems
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observed in Drosophila larvae. This interdisciplinary project combines biology, neuroscience, and computational modelling to understand how the larva’s body’s physical properties influence its motor control