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16 NAD PHD FELLOWSHIPS IN NEUROSCIENCE



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Neuroscience Academy Denmark (NAD) will recruit 16 excellent, highly motivated
PhD Fellows to join a newly established neuroscience academy and PhD program to
be launched the 1st of January 2023. The candidates should be 16 talented
students eager to pursue a career in basic or clinical neuroscience research,
and with the ambition to excel.

NAD is funded by the Danish Lundbeck Foundation and is a nationally concerted
effort involving the neuroscience research environments at the medical faculties
of Aalborg University, Aarhus University, University of Copenhagen, and The
University of Southern Denmark involved in both preclinical and clinical
research.

The vision of NAD is to bring training and education in neuroscience in Denmark
to the highest international level, to ensure interdisciplinarity, high-quality
teaching and training to educate Danish and international PhD students.

The successful applicants will first be hired as research assistants for 1 year.
Provided that you obtain a positive assessment by the end of the pre-PhD year,
acceptance of your PhD study plan, and enrolment at one of the participating
graduate schools (i.e., PhD schools), the candidates will proceed to a 3-year
PhD fellowship employment.

ONLINE APPLICATION FORM

Application Deadline August 22, 2022


PROGRAM PRESENTATION



During your first year as research assistant (i.e., during the pre-PhD period),
you will perform laboratory work and attend courses in neuroscience. You will
also be invited for networking and career events. Go to NAD’s website to get
familiar with the opportunities (laboratories and potential supervisors) that
NAD and neuroscience in Denmark offer.


3 X LAB ROTATIONS



During the pre-PhD period, you will take part in a mandatory laboratory rotation
program in 3 NAD laboratories (basic and/or clinical). The labs are located at
different geographical locations (in Denmark), and you must be prepared to
travel to and stay at the different sites in Denmark for 10 weeks at a time.
During each lab rotation, you will be included in the research group and be part
of its research activities, journal clubs etc. You will be introduced to the
labs’ primary research focus areas and techniques. In parallel, you will join
neuroscience courses offered by NAD. By the end of each lab rotation, you must
prepare a report and presentation of your laboratory experience that you will
present to the other NAD fellows. As a NAD Pre-PhD fellow, you will plan your
lab rotations together with NAD.

Half-way through your third and final lab rotation, you must have identified
your preferred NAD lab/supervisor and NAD co-supervisor that together will match
your research interests. Together with your supervisor and co-supervisor, you
will formulate a PhD project and a study plan, which will have to be approved by
the NAD office.
The conditions for proceeding to a 3-year PhD fellowship are 1) a satisfactory
completion of the pre-PhD year, where the evaluation criteria are active
participation in courses and rotations, approved lab reports and presentations,
2) approval of your PhD research plan by NAD’s Scientific Board, and 3)
enrolment at a graduate school at one of the Health Faculties at one of the four
participating universities.

The overall aim of the pre-PhD year is to strengthen your knowledge and basic
understanding of neuroscience. NAD will offer workshops, seminars, symposia, and
high-level courses in all areas of relevance for neuroscience research. You will
be introduced to various techniques, methodological approaches, and viewpoints
that you may use and combine to create your own PhD research plan.

Once enrolled at the relevant Health Graduate School at one of the participating
universities, you will report to your supervisor(s) in the lab(s) where you will
do your PhD thesis work.

During the 3 years as PhD Student, you must carry out your PhD research project,
be actively involved in your research lab and take courses offered by your
graduate school corresponding to 30 ECTS. In addition, NAD will offer several
activities and events where you will be expected to participate. Here, you will
get the chance to network with other PhD fellows, postdocs, and scientists from
the Danish neuroscience environment, take part in NAD’s mentor program and join
career events.


RESPONSIBILITIES AND TASKS DURING 3 YEARS AS PHD FELLOW


 * Carry out an independent research project under supervision
 * Complete PhD courses corresponding to 30 ECTS
 * Participate in active research environments, including a stay at another
   research institution, preferably abroad
 * Teaching and knowledge dissemination activities
 * Write scientific papers aimed at high-impact journals
 * Write and defend your PhD thesis based on your project
 * Follow rules of the individual department and graduate school.


CANDIDATE PROFILE



You are expected to hold a MSc/MD in, e.g., neuroscience, medicine, molecular
biomedicine, biology, biochemistry, pharmacy, engineering, etc.

All interested candidates with a background in neuroscience are encouraged to
apply. At the time of entry to the NAD program, it is a prerequisite and an
indispensable condition that you must qualify for formal enrolment as a PhD
student at any of the graduate schools at the Faculties of Health of the
participating Danish universities. To qualify for the program including for
employment, you must at the time of application hold a Danish master’s degree,
or a master’s degree equivalent to a Danish master’s degree (120 ECTS). Note
that for international applicants, we might send your master’s degree to be
assessed at the Danish Ministry of Education and Research, where it will be
determined whether your degree is equivalent to a Danish master’s degree. Only
candidates at the required level will be considered.

To be considered for the NAD program you should:

 * Have a curious mindset and a genuine and heartfelt interest in neuroscience
 * Be organized, self-motivated, result-oriented, and capable of working
   independently
 * Be a fast learner of new methods and techniques
 * Possess strong English written and oral communication skills
 * Be a team player


TERMS AND CONDITIONS



The average weekly working hours are 37 hours per week.

The position is a fixed-term position limited to 1 year as a pre-PhD student
with an employment at the University of Copenhagen at the level of a research
assistant + 3 years as a PhD Student enrolled with one of NAD’s listed research
laboratories. All students will start the pre-PhD-year 1 January 2023.

The applicant must meet the enrolment criteria of the graduate schools of the
Danish Universities by the time of submitting this application. This will be
screened by NAD’s Executive Office.

The PhD study must be completed in accordance with The Danish Ministerial Order
on the PhD Programme (2013) and each university’s rules on achieving the degree.

Salary, pension and terms of employment are in accordance with the agree¬ment
between the Ministry of Taxation and The Danish Confederation of Professional
Associations on Academics in the State.


APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS



The following must be uploaded to your application:

 * A pitch of yourself as a future NAD fellow (600 characters)
 * A cover letter explaining your motivation and suitability for the NAD program
   (2400 characters)
 * CV (2 pages) clearly stating your educational background, experience,
   techniques, language skills and other skills or experiences relevant for this
   position
 * Bachelor and master diploma as well as transcripts of records in original
   language, including an authorized English transcription if issued in another
   language than Danish or English (1 PDF)
 * Publication list (if any)
 * English language proficiency test, if relevant
 * Names + e-mail addresses of 1-2 referees. You must obtain their consent to
   give reference before submitting your application
 * Indicate the NAD research column you are most interested in, and a brief
   explanation (1500 characters) of your motivation for this field. Also
   indicate a second choice. See NAD’s seven research columns here:
   (https://neuroscienceacademydenmark.dk/nad-research-columns-2022/).
   Do NOT include this information in any other document in your application.
 * List up to 3 scientific papers that you find especially noteworthy and
   interesting. Explain why you have chosen these papers and why you find them
   interesting (1500 characters). These papers do not have to relate to the
   research column you have chosen above. Do not include the papers in your
   application – only citations that clearly identify the papers.


APPLICATION DEADLINE



Application deadline is 22 August 2022.

Only fully filled online applications including all enclosures will be
considered.


SELECTION PROCESS



Candidates will be recruited both nationally and internationally aiming for
diversity in gender, nationality, prior association to different Danish
universities, education, and research lab interests. The main goal of the
selection process is to identify candidates that are exceptionally motivated and
with the potential to succeed in neuroscience research.

The selection committee aims to shortlist 32 applicants, who will then be
invited for interviews. After all interviews, the selection committee will
recommend the 16 best-qualified candidates to the NAD Governing Board, which
will render the final decision.

Submit your application: https://neuroscienceacademydenmark.grant.nu/profile


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



Contact NAD’s Executive Office

NAD website

If you are curious about NAD and have questions to the program or application
process, NAD offers information meetings. Check NAD’s events for dates.

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