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*Subject:* PhD position in neural engineering for an excellent PhD
student at the Centre of Atomic Energy (CEA) Grenoble, France.

PhD position in neural engineering for an excellent PhD student at the
Centre of Atomic Energy (CEA) Grenoble, France.



http://www-instn.cea.fr/Publication_Sujet.php3?nomfichier=SL-DRT-08-148〈=EN&id_rubrique=140





Applicants are invited for a PhD position in the field of neural
engineering with the focus on Brain Computer Interface.



The successful applicant will perform research in signal processing,
modelling from experimental data, machine learning, and fast
calculations for on-line real time applications. The aim of the project
is the development of self paced ECoG based Brain-Computer Interface
(BCI) by means of a multidisciplinary study combining modelling and
experiments.

Brain-Computer Interfaces aim to provide an alternative communication
pass and control system for the individuals with severe disabilities to
send the commands to the external world using the measures of brain activity



The candidate will have to interact with other researchers in a mixed
team of mathematicians and engineers using mathematical and
computational methods as well as of experimentalists performing BCI in
animals and humans.



Candidates should have, or expect to obtain, MSc in a relevant
discipline (Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science or
Physics). Programming experience with Matlab and C(C++) as well as
statistical knowledge is welcome.



The work will be performed at the Centre of Atomic Energy (CEA,
Grenoble, France) at the Research Group of Microelectronics for Health,
LETI-Minatec, CEA. LETI is a CEA laboratory located in Grenoble which is
one of the main European research centres. For more information look at

http://www-leti.cea.fr/scripts/home/publigen/content/templates/show.asp?P=256&L=EN



The PhD position is associated with Doctoral School - /Engineering for
Health, Cognition and Environment/ (EDISCE), University Joseph Fourier
Grenoble 1 (UJF).



The position is for three years, starting on September-October 2008 and
is funded by CEA.



Applications including a CV, a motivation letter and the names of two
references must be sent electronically to Tetiana Aksenova
(tetiana.aksenova@... <mailto:tetiana.aksenova@...>), Stephane
Bonnet (stephane.bonnet@... <mailto:stephane.bonnet@...>), Regis
Guillemaud (regis.guillemaud@... <mailto:regis.guillemaud@...>).



For more information please e-mail Dr. Tetiana Aksenova
(tetiana.aksenova@... <mailto:tetiana.aksenova@...>).



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Tetiana Aksenova, PhD

CEA  Léti MINATEC
Département des micro-Technologies pour la Biologie et la Santé (DTBS)
Laboratoire LE2S
17 Rue des Martyrs - 38054 Grenoble Cedex 9

Tel: +33 438 78 03 20
Fax: +33 438 78 54 56
Email : tetiana.aksenova@...