Finland. University of Kuopio.
Three Phd Fellowships supported by Marie-Curie Early Stage Researcher (ESR) Training Program with special emphasis of studies in field of genetics, stemcell studies and imaging.
Eligible for early stage researchers from EU, associated or third countries, but not permanent residents of Finland. ESRs must have less than 4 years full time research experience since gaining the diploma giving them access to doctoral studies.
The applicants must have good skills in English. Women are encouraged to apply.
Program focus: To increase understanding of neurodegenerative diseases BiND ESR programme focuses on training by research on:
We aim at providing first-class training for our PhD fellows, serving as a source of experts for academic research, clinic, and industry, and emphasizing international connections and mobility.
Program includes 2-3 courses, seminar series, summer schools,international conferences annually, as well as weekly laboratorymeetings and day-to-day personal supervising.
Language: English
Degrees offered: PhD
Program duration: 2006-2009
No tuition fee.
Training Program for max 36 months.
For informal discussion, please contact:
Director Hilkka Soininen, Professor,
http://hilkka.soininenuku.fi,
Coordinator Pauliina Korhonen, PhD,
http://pauliina.korhonenuku.fi
Www site: http://www.uku.fi/bind
Application Forms are available at www site: http://www.uku.fi/bind
Application includes
- motivation to apply to the programme
- research interests
- three projects in priority order in which the applicant isinterested in
- plans for future carrier development
- curriculum vitae with list of publications
- certificate of basic degree, masters, MD, or corresponding
- certificate of English skills
- two reference letters
Application Deadline: June 15, 2006
Address applications to: Professor Hilkka Soininen, Director,Department of Neurology, University of Kuopio, and send to:Coordinator/EST, University of Kuopio, Department of Neuroscience and Neurology, P.O.Box 1627, FI-70211 Kuopio, Finland