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PhD PhD position EEG and Neurobiological Markers Are you a motivated early-career researcher with a strong interest in EEG, neurobiology, and precision medicine ? Would you like to investigate how neurobiological markers related to reward, motivation, and impulsivity can contribute to a better understanding of health and disease? We are looking for an enthusiastic PhD candidate to join an international, multidisciplinary research programme investigating reward, motivation, and impulsivity across major depressive disorder, Alzheimer's disease, and obesity . Your PhD research will combine three closely connected components: a systematic review of EEG measures, empirical EEG analyses, and hypothesis-driven research investigating relationships between EEG and other neurobiological markers . The position provides an opportunity to develop expertise in EEG methodology and quantitative analysis while contributing to a broader precision medicine approach that integrates evidence across different populations, research settings, and types of biological and clinical data. Your PhD research will connect systematic evidence synthesis with empirical EEG research and hypothesis-driven investigation of neurobiological markers. A first component of your research will be a systematic review of EEG measures relevant to reward, motivation, and impulsivity. - Develop and conduct a systematic review of EEG measures relevant to reward, motivation, and impulsivity. - Define and document search strategies and eligibility criteria. - Extract and organise information on EEG measures, study characteristics, populations, outcomes, and relevant neurobiological markers. - Synthesise and map the available evidence in a transparent and reproducible manner. - Investigate the consistency and potential relevance of different EEG measures across populations and research settings. - Identify promising EEG measures as well as important gaps in the existing evidence....



