Applying for studentship funding

Prospective PhD students could consider applying for funding via these competitive schemes (and others). If you think you may be interested, send me a CV and a short summary of the research area you are interested in.

UCL Graduate Research Scholarships - UK and EU or Overseas students
UCL 4-year PhD in Biomedical and Life Sciences - UK citizens or residents
Wellcome Trust 4-year Neuroscience PhD - UK and EU or Overseas
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program - US citizens

 

Applying for post-doc funding

See Wellcome, MRC, ESRC, Marie Curie (within EU), Marie Curie (from outside EU), etc.

 

 

Vacancy

Programmer / Systems Development Engineer

Application Deadline: July 11th 2012

The post-holder will join the lab to provide programming and technical support for research projects developing new tests for assessment of visual function in young children, investigating retinal and cortical function in children with retinal disease, and evaluating results of trials of new treatments for sight loss such as gene replacement therapy.

We are looking for a person with experience in programming visual displays (e.g. in Matlab Psychtoolbox, C++, Python), who has some background in vision research/psychophysics, is familiar with technical issues in precise visual stimulus control, and can interface programs with external devices for data collection (e.g. Tobii or SMI eye tracker).

Salary is on UCL Grade 7, £32,055 to £38,744 per annum inclusive of London Allowance. The position is funded for a period of 24 months in the first instance.

Application and full info is via this link:

>>> Full ad, job description and application information <<<

 

Internships

Paid internships over summer (UK undergraduates).

Funding for 2 months of research experience for UK undergraduates over the summer vacation can be applied for via Wellcome, Nuffield, or EPS - send me a CV and a brief email if you are interested.

Other internships

You can also get in touch about internships at other times of year, if you are studying abroad, or from the UK but not a current undergraduate.