Computational Systems Neuroscience Group
Computational System Neuroscience Group

We are always on a lookout for talented and motivated students or junior researchers to join our ranks. If our research caught your interest, and your skills fit the focus of the group, feel free to drop us an email. Include a brief description of why you are interested in joining us, and your CV. Please have a look here at an (incomplete) list of examples of available projects. We also welcome students with their own project ideas, as long as they are aligned with the resarch focus of the group.

Currently, we do not have fully funded positions available, however, below is a list of funding possibilities that you could pursue:

PhD funding

  • The PhD program of Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Charles University. Any student that passes the entrance exam can be enrolled in this funded PhD program. A successful candidate can expect an equivalent of gross income of 28000 Czk, which at the time of writing (10.10.2020) is approximatly 1050 euros per month. Once living costs in Prague are taken into account, this allows for comfortable living arrangements. For more details contact Ján Antolík. Additional funding schemes, such as teaching, mobility grants, or intra-university project grants allow for further increases of the salary.

Post-doctoral fellow funding

  • Charles University is making yearly calls for visting post-doctoral fellows, that come with 2 year contracts and attractive salary.

  • The Faculty of Mathematics and Physics makes calls for visiting post-doctoral fellows with similar conditions. These calls are irregular, contact me for the current status.

  • We can help you write a project for the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship. As Czech Republic is one of the Widening Countries, there are additional Widening Fellowships available within the MSCA-PF calls, as well as Czech national funding of the applications with high evaluation but no funding. This significantly increase the chance of the application being funded.

Bilateral funding