Assistant Professor of Neuromorphic Systems

Kanton Bern; Bern; Vor Ort; CHF 110.000 - 150.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

International reputation

Strong research infrastructure

Collaborative environment

Individual career support

Zusammenfassung

The University of Bern invites applications for the Manfred Stärk Professorship for Neuromorphic Systems, a tenure-track Assistant Professor position based in Bern, Switzerland. The successful candidate will establish an independent research program, secure external funding, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration across neuroscience, physics, and engineering.

Teaching is required in theoretical neuroscience, with emphasis on brain-inspired hardware, and collaboration with clinical and

Qualifikationen

• Willingness to establish independent research program in neuromorphic systems.
• Proven ability to secure external funding for interdisciplinary neuroscience research.
• Strong collaboration across neuroscience, physics, and engineering.
• Experience in teaching and curriculum development for theoretical neuroscience.

Aufgaben

• Establish an independent research program in neuromorphic systems.
• Pursue external funding and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Develop teaching activities in theoretical neuroscience and brain-inspired hardware.
• Collaborate with clinical and experimental partners to advance translational research.

Kenntnisse

Independent research

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Teaching experience

Grant/funding acquisition

Leadership

Tools

Computational tools

Jobbeschreibung

The University of Bern invites applications for the Manfred Stärk Professorship for Neuromorphic Systems, a tenure-track Assistant Professor position based in Bern, Switzerland. The successful candidate will establish an independent research program, secure external funding, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration across neuroscience, physics, and engineering.

Teaching is required in theoretical neuroscience, with emphasis on brain-inspired hardware, and collaboration with clinical and