Apply for PhD Position: Network Neuroscience of Language at the Donders Centre for Cognition
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3. Please add an analysis concept note (max. 2 pages) outlining how you would approach a hypothetical multimodal neuroimaging dataset investigating variability in language networks. The concept note should: 1) Formulate one clearly defined research question related to brain connectivity and language. 2) Outline the proposed preprocessing and analysis steps (e.g., structural, diffusion, or functional MRI processing). 3) Describe at least one modelling or statistical strategy you would apply (e.g., network analysis, dimensionality reduction, predictive modelling). 4) Identify potential methodological challenges or confounds and how you would address them. 5) Briefly explain how you would ensure reproducibility and transparency of the analysis. *
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4. Please give the contact details of at least two academic referees (letters will be requested only at a later stage). *
Please make sure your motivation letter (max. 2 pages), to be uploaded below, explicitly addressing the following points:
• Your interest in studying brain connectivity and language within an ERC framework.
• Your methodological or quantitative background, and how you aim to develop it further during the PhD.
• One concrete research or analysis project you have worked on that involved data analysis, modelling, or computational methods.
• Your interest in studying brain connectivity and language within an ERC framework.
• Your methodological or quantitative background, and how you aim to develop it further during the PhD.
• One concrete research or analysis project you have worked on that involved data analysis, modelling, or computational methods.
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