The University of York is pleased to announce two fully-funded PhD positions as part of the IndiBrain European training network.
These roles offer a unique opportunity to conduct cutting-edge neuroimaging research in a multidisciplinary environment.

Available Projects:

   - Project DC9: Linking neural characteristics of central vision loss with psychosocial factors to predict functional outcomes.
   - Project DC10: Individual differences in stereo vision and its relationship with structural and functional interhemispheric connectivity.

Key Information:

   - Funding & Mobility: Supported by a Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant; candidates must not have resided in the UK for more than 12 months in the last 3 years.
   - Training: Includes secondments with international academic and industrial partners (e.g., Germany, Netherlands, and UK-based industry).
   - Requirements: A strong interest in neuroimaging, quantitative analysis, or computational modelling.
   - Deadline: 27th February 2026.


How to Apply: Interested candidates should apply via the central recruitment portal: *https://indibrain.eu/recruitment*. Scroll down to see the list of projects.


For informal enquiries, please contact Dr. Heidi Baseler (heidi.baseler@york.ac.uk) for DC9 or Prof. Tony Morland (antony.morland@york.ac.uk) for DC10.