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We are interested in understanding how the brain works. We use molecular/genetic methods in rodents along with quantitative models to analyze data. We study more complex cognitive functions using non-human primates. Finally, we are interested in developing artificial intelligence inspired by brain mechanisms. If you become interested in the lab, feel free to send me an email ([email protected]) .

Graduate student

We are looking for highly motivated graduate students who are interested in learning, motivation, and decision-making in the brain. You can apply for the PhD, MS, or MS/PhD program through the Department of Biomedical Engineering in the Sungkyunkwan University or Department of Intelligent Precision Healthcare Convergence(IPHC) . Undergraduate majors such as neuroscience, biology, physics, computer science, electrical engineering, biomedical engineering, and psychology would be a plus. You will have a stipend and tuition support. Many foreign students are doing great sciences at SKKU.

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• Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) is a great scholarship awaded to talented foreign students by the Korean government. GKS provides you with a chance to learn the Korean language (6 months-1 year) and then pursue Master’s or Ph.D. degree afterward. SKKU is largely involved in the GKS program.

Undergraduate research assistant

We are welcoming undergraduate research assistants who are interested in making experimental devices, conducting animal experiments, and analyzing data. For students outside Kora, you may apply for an exchange student fellowship .

Postdoctoral fellow

We are looking for a postdoctoral fellow who has expertise on either awake rodent experiments or primate electrophysiology. Along with projects using the species of your expertise, You will be involved in an exciting project that links the two species that have distinct advantages: 1) applying modern techniques in mice to monkeys to observe neural signals that have not been possible to monitor using the traditional techniques, 2) using the same tasks between the two species and probe the neural correlates of adaptive behaviors. Applicants who have used Matlab in data analysis are preferred.

Environment

Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) Natural Science Campus is located in Suwon , which is a clean, safe , and beautiful city nearby Seoul in South Korea. SKKU is a highly ranked, research-oriented university founded in 1398 (the oldest university in Asia; Check out the impact of SKKU on the history of Korea imprinted on the bills .

• Living in Korea - A guide for international scientists at the Institute for Basic Science (2019 edition).
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Diversity and inclusion statement

I strongly believe that diversity enhances creativity and scientific insights through open and fair discussions. People with different social, economic, and racial backgrounds should be able to share ideas and work together freely in a collaborative manner. I will reject any attempts that increase bias and try to promote an inclusive culture that welcomes diversity in the laboratory.

We are part of the Center for neuroscience imaging research (CNIR) and the department of Biomedical Engineering at Sungkyunkwan University .

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Korea University PhD and Postdoctoral Positions: Korea University PhD and Postdoctoral Positions

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The aim of the positions is to increase the level of research and provide opportunity for innovation.

The Korea University is a private research university in Seoul, South Korea.

 Korea University is one of the South Korea´s oldest and most important institutions of higher education.

Level of Study:   PhD and Postdoctoral

Scholarship value:  it will cover the following:

Scholarship for PhD program would be funded by KBRC and BK21 PLUS project.

The funding amount would be up to 12,000,000 KRW per year

• PhD program: 1,000,000 KRW to 2,000,000 KRW per month

(depending on research experience and publications)

• Postdoctoral Research professor: 2,500,000 KRW to 4,000,000 KRW per month (depending on career and publications)

Nationality:  International students are eligible to apply

Number of Scholarships : Not specified

Scholarship Location:  South Korea

Eligibility Criteria:  

• The applicant should have a PhD degree for postdoctoral applicants and MS for PhD applicants.
• The applicants should have the degree in the fields of respective disciplines
• PhD applicants should have at least one article ranked at top 20% journal in the field (as a first author)
• Postdocs applicants should have at least five articles ranked at top 20% in the field (as a first author)
• Applicants must have proficiency in English

  How to apply: Applicants can apply through the email (see below)

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PhD candidate for research of marine toxins and harmful algae blooms

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IRTA is currently seeking an enthusiastic and motivated PhD candidate to join the Marine and Continental Waters Program . We invite applications from ambitious candidates with relevant research experience and passion to conduct research and innovation activities on the project titled: “ Synergies between bio/technological strategies for the comprehensive research of marine toxins and harmful algae blooms”.

This project aims to exploit the synergies from the combination of novel mass spectrometry (MS) approaches and biochemical strategies based on cells and other biorecognition molecules to study harmful algae blooms (HABs). The candidate will be included in an inter-disciplinary team and will perform research on chemical ecology of HABs by MS, metabolomics, cell-based assays, biochemical assays, and ecotoxicology assays ; marine toxins role in situ by MS Imaging, microscopy and immunochemistry ; and unknown toxins by MS and computational approaches . This PhD project has the potential to increase the understanding of HABs in their ecological environment and help mitigate their negative effects in profitable and locally relevant industries like aquaculture, fishing and tourism by better prevention and management, sustainable exploitation practices and policy decisions.

Requirements

-Candidates must hold one of the following degrees:

- a) A Master’s in Analytical Chemistry or Biochemistry or Biotechnology or Chemical Ecology or similar; or

- b) To be in a position to access a doctoral programme according to the requirements of Catalan universities, i.e. accrediting between 60 and 120 ECTS credits at the official university master's degree level or equivalent.

- Not to have a previous PhD degree.

- Car driving license.  

- Candidates who have been chosen for an interview with the Selection Committee, should bring or send –for the interview- a certified copy of the degree and/or master, as well as the academic record showing the marks of all subjects studied.

- This position requires the PhD candidate to travel to Tarragona and Barcelona for at least 3 weeks per year for sample analysis in different research centres (costs will be covered by IRTA).

Desirable requirements:

- Experience, knowledge or interest in aquatic environments and their ecology.

- Experience, knowledge or interest in marine toxins or marine natural products.

- Experience or interest in R programming.

- Experience with chromatography and/or mass spectrometry and interest in analytical chemistry.

- Experience with cell-based and/or immunoassays.

- Previous scientific publications and/or participation in research projects will be valued positively.

- Initiative and independence.

Additional Information

Terms of appointment: 4 years

Salary: The financial remuneration for the PhD Candidate contract will be €1,336.3/gross per month (18,708.20/gross per annum) and for the first and second years. For this third year, it will be €1,431.83/gross per month (€20,045.62/gross per annum) and for the fourth year it will be €1,789.79/gross per month (€25,057.06/gross per annum) which will be subject to the corresponding withholdings, pursuant to prevailing regulations, and to the collective employment agreement of IRTA. IRTA will also pay the fees of the doctoral school when receiving the enrolment. (1)

Selection Committee:

. Interview with preselected candidates.

. To send an e-mail for those who have not been selected by the Selection Committee.

. Committee Selection Agreement with the selected candidate, giving reasons for the rest to be excluded.

. Notification by e-mail to the candidates who have been interviewed but not selected. 

(10-15 following working days)

To send to HR all the needed official documentation in order to make the work contract and co-ordination for establishing the start of the employment (12-16 following working days).

• Tasks and Responsibilities:

- Analysis of environmental samples (including marine animals) and microalgal cultures by liquid chromatography – mass spectrometry and mass spectrometry imaging, including sample treatment or extraction, analysis, and data analysis and interpretation.

- Sample preparation and analysis for different types of microscopy and related imaging techniques.

- Data analysis and computational analysis by commercial and open-source software, including software based on R programming and the development of own scripts in R for data analysis.

- Work with compound databases for identification of chemical entities.

- Development of cell-based cytotoxicity assays, immunoassays with antibodies and ecotoxicological assays, and applicability to the analysis of samples.

- Participation in communication and dissemination activities (e.g., attending conferences, workshops, and transfer activities) and preparation of communications for scientific conferences, as well as participation in project meetings and presentation of results.

- Minimum 3-month stage in a foreign laboratory.

- Manuscript and PhD thesis writing.

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When the PhD path leads to career struggles

A doctoral degree is a major commitment. Think carefully.

I appreciated reading Kara Miller’s The Big Idea column “PhD: Pretty heavily disappointed” (Business, May 22), about people with doctoral degrees struggling to build careers in academia. It made me think back to a conversation I had when I was about to graduate from high school.

I happened to run into a former track coach of mine, and as we were reminiscing he asked me what I planned as a major in college. “History,” I responded. He said, “Why don’t you take some computer classes also? It never hurts to be able to do something useful.”

I did not reflect on his motivation at the time, but my track coach was a young guy, and he was probably giving me advice straight from his own life, as a parent trying to raise his own young children. I did take computer classes in college and ultimately received a PhD in chemical engineering. I always remember that conversation as being a kind of turning point.

Earning a doctoral degree is a life commitment of great proportion. It can take, as Miller notes, between four and seven years. If we think of working life as roughly between the ages of 22 and 65, then a PhD requires more than 10 percent of a person’s working life. People need to think carefully about that investment.

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Two powerful arguments in favor of the path of science, technology, engineering, and math are that there tend to be more STEM jobs for PhDs, and many universities’ STEM departments are generous in covering their PhD students’ tuition and cost of studies, including a stipend toward food, rent, and other expenses.

Stuart Gallant

Not much has changed in 30 years

As I prepared to graduate in 1995 with a doctor of education degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, my mother memorably said to me, “Of my four children, you are the one with the most education and the smallest salary.” Apparently not much has changed in 30 years.

I must congratulate these students, however, on following their passion rather than following the money. I can’t help but think that their lives, though stressful, may contain greater happiness.

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Lawyers & electricians & philosophers, oh my!

Kara Miller’s column on the career challenges for people with doctoral degrees generated more than 260 comments on Boston.Globe.com. The following is an edited sample of readers’ reactions:

Lots of law school grads are underemployed as well. (PL)

So true, PL. The market in Massachusetts is flooded with talented lawyers seeking work. (Roforma)

Supply and demand, the market at work. (guk)

Investing in education and research in all fields is the hallmark of a society with staying power. Disinvesting from these endeavors signals decline and decay. (Massachusetts citizen)

Electricians, plumbers, mechanics, and other skilled technical professions have no problems getting $100k jobs with great benefits. (ramsen)

Not enough turnover from tenured professors, leaving little space for new faculty. Although the tenured, well-established professors are needed, it’s the junior faculty who are hungry and with new ideas that help build new programs. The whole graduate program model is a bad model. I worked two jobs, had my tuition and some type of minimal student health insurance and could barely cover the rent with my stipend, and the second job paid for everything else. Though I was working on many faculty projects, it was the faculty who said this would be good for me. Never did they say it was also good for them. (TravelerofNJ2)

I just retired from a tenured faculty position in science. I’m in my early 70s. I have colleagues who are still doing what they do well into their 70s, a couple approaching 80. There is no active incentive from the university to move the older faculty on, to make way for a new generation. (Lola-lola)

The next step is for adjuncts to go on strike across the nation and hold colleges and universities accountable. The current system is completely absurd. (Wordsmith2358)

Universities should be required to release disclosure data about the fate of their PhD graduates. (davidman820)

I knew an attorney who managed a Cheesecake Factory. She had worked in food services through school. As an attorney, she really did not make that much money and was not doing the field of law of her choice. How many real estate closings can you do without dying of boredom? She went into management in the food industry and makes the same salary. (Antietem)

It was always a question and puzzling to me why people study philosophy. (Blazer27)

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