Open call/position for excellent researchers in category R4 within the framework of the Recovery and Resilience Plan for Slovakia in the field of applied mathematics
Offer Description
The Institute of Measurement Science of the Slovak Academy of Sciences seeks a distinguished and highly motivated scientist in the field of applied mathematics with computational and cognitive neuroscience expertise focused on brain-computer interface development for post-stroke rehabilitation.
This position calls for a established researcher at the R4 level, funded through the “Stipends for excellent researchers R2-R4” initiative under the Recovery Plan for Europe scheme. Further details about this scheme can be found here: https://vaia.gov.sk/sk/2023/06/27/stipendia-pre-excelentnych-vyskumnikov-a-vyskumnicky-r2-r4/. The appointment is for a fixed term of up to 2 years.
The primary responsibilities will be the team leadership of a research group focused on computational and cognitive neuroscience topics oriented to post-stroke motor and cognitive rehabilitation. A priority will be given to developing advanced brain-computer interface methodology for motor rehabilitation.
We anticipate that the selected candidate:
- Has an international reputation based on research excellence
- Demonstrates critical judgment in the identification and execution of research activities
- Makes a substantial contribution (breakthroughs) to their research field or spans multiple areas
- Develops a strategic vision of the future of the research field
- Recognizes the broader implications and applications of their research
The successful candidate will be awarded a fellowship through the “Stipends for excellent researchers R2-R4” program under the Recovery Plan for Europe scheme.
An R4-level researcher typically receives a gross monthly salary of €3,990 plus other benefits (€1,406 social and health insurance paid by the employer).
This fellowship includes supplementary funds for research expenses (€1,300 per month of the project), indirect cost (up to €1,484), and personnel expenses for the research team (up to €4,500 per month).
The project’s duration ranges from 12 to 24 months and must conclude no later than June 30, 2026.
IMS SAS offers a dynamic and modern research environment that presents an excellent opportunity to advance your scientific career.