Two postdoctoral positions in EEG/MEG research – Jagiellonian University, Kraków

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We are recruiting two full-time postdoctoral researchers for complementary EEG/MEG projects at the Institute of Psychology, Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland.

1. EEG and exercise neuroscience

This project examines how physical exercise influences brain activity, cognitive performance, and emotional functioning. The research combines EEG and other psychophysiological measures with cognitive and emotional tasks, exercise testing, and training interventions.

The position is particularly suited to researchers with experience or research interests in EEG, psychophysiology, experimental cognitive or affective neuroscience, exercise neuroscience, biomedical signal analysis, or related quantitative methods. Experience with EEG analysis and programming in MATLAB, Python, or R would be particularly valuable.

2. EEG/MEG source connectivity and scientific software development

This project focuses on the standardisation and validation of source-based directional connectivity analysis for EEG and MEG data, as implemented in the open-source Atlantis Source Connectivity Toolbox (ASCT).

The work will involve multiverse simulations, reanalysis of cognitive-control datasets, methodological validation, and further development of the toolbox. The position is particularly suited to researchers with a strong quantitative or computational background and experience in EEG/MEG signal processing, source reconstruction, connectivity analysis, simulations, MATLAB, or scientific software development.

More information about ASCT: https://atlantis.psychologia.uj.edu.pl/

Both positions are based in Kraków and involve separate recruitment procedures. Candidates whose expertise overlaps both profiles may consider both calls, but applications must be submitted separately according to the instructions in the respective official announcements.

Please feel free to share these opportunities with researchers who may be interested.

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