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Applications are invited for a a PhD project on incentive motivation at
the Department of Psychology of the University of Gießen, Germany.

The project will investigate how motivational stimuli are processed in the
dopaminergic system and how these processes affect cognition, in particular
long-term memory and decision-making. The work involves fMRI, genetic
analysis and psychopharmacology. Interested candidates are encouraged to
develop computational modelling skills. We encourage research visits at
collaborating institutes abroad.

Candidates should have an MSc or equivalent degree in psychology, biology,
neuroscience or a related field and have a strong interest in neuroscience.
Proficiency in English is expected; programming skills in Matlab and
experience with fMRI are an advantage.

The position is available immediately and funded for 3 years. Please send
your CV, transcripts / degree certificates, a brief statement of research
interests and contact details of two references by e-mail to Dr. Bianca
Wittmann at [log in to unmask]