MD-Programme
Auxiliary training of medical doctorate (MD) students will also be integrated. The curriculum will comprise a core lecture course, state of the art symposia on the focus area of the programme, methodological, research and soft skills training.
A credit point system will allow the students to monitor their own progress through the degree programme.
MD students may conduct their doctoral research and studies within the IRTG.
Here, they have the opportunity to engage in neuroscientific research both within and outside the Medical Faculty.
MD projects are available within almost all of the research projects of the SFB. The faculties participating in this initiative comprise Biology,
Medicine and Psychology. The project leaders of the SFB will act as project supervisors.
Possible project leaders:
- C. Bellebaum (Neuropsychology, PSY)
- S. Cheng (Computational Neuroscience/Psychology, PSY)
- H. Dinse (Computational Neuroscience/Neurobiology, INI)
- U. Eysel (Experimental Neurophysiology, MED)
- K. Funke (Neurophysiology, MED)
- O. Güntürkün (Biopsychology, PSY)
- H. Hatt (Cellular Physiology, BIO)
- D. Jancke (Computational Neuroscience/Neurobiology, INI)
- D. Manahan-Vaughan (Neurophysiology, MED)
- B. Suchan (Neuropsychology, PSY)
- M. Tegenthoff (Neurology, MED)
- L. Wiskott (Computational Neuroscience, INI)
- O. Wolf (Cognitive Psychology, PSY)
Methods:
Behavioural paradigms, Biochemistry, Brain imaging, Cellular physiology, Confocal microscopy, EEG, Electrophysiology, repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation.
You will find a list with possible MD projects here.
Information about the MD-stipend and the requirements for an application will be described here.
Bio: Faculty for Biology and Biotechnology, INI: Institute for Computational Neuroscience, MED: Medical Faculty, PSY: Faculty for Psychology