卢森堡大学全奖博士招生

Project description

You will be part of the Cognitive Neuroscience Research group which belongs to the COSA Institute and is interested in understanding higher-order cognitive processes and their development. We focus on numeracy and literacy in typical and atypical development, using behavioral and EEG methods. The current project « The neural bases for reading in languages differing in orthographic transparency » will focus on comparing how the brain represents written words in French, German and English in monolinguals and in bi/multilinguals, and on evaluating reading acquisition in children in their first (L1) and second language (L2), according to L1 orthographic transparency. It will involve behavioral and electrophysiological recordings (EEG), both in adults and in children.

Selection criteria

• Masters’ degree (or equivalent) in Psychology or a related field. It is possible to apply if the respective degree is to be obtained soon

• Knowledge of experimental research designs

• Knowledge of quantitative methods (statistics)

• Good command of written and spoken English, French and German is mandatory. Knowledge of Luxembourgish is a plus

• Ambition to conduct high-level research, with both fundamental and applied outputs

• Ability to work independently, strong personal commitment, ability to work under pressure, communication & cooperation skills, creativity, determination

• Ability to integrate into and stay involved with the research team

• Enthusiasm about, high commitment for, and enjoyment in research and science

Information

Please direct further questions to Dr. Aliette Lochy: Aliette.lochy@uni.lu or Prof. Christine Schiltz: Christine.schiltz@uni.lu

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