The University of Oslo invites applications for a three-year PhD Research Fellowship in computational neuroscience/brain physics within the Department of Physics. The project is part of the EU Horizon-funded Marie Sklodowska-Curie Doctoral Network NeuroNanotech, focusing on integrating nanotechnology and neurocomputational modeling for advanced brain interfaces. The fellowship provides excellent research training leading to a PhD degree.

Who Can Apply?

• Candidates with a Master’s degree (or equivalent) in Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, or mathematically-oriented Engineering

• Researchers with experience in mathematical modeling and programming

• Fluent in English

What Is Covered?

• Fully funded PhD position for three years

• Research training and supervision

• Access to advanced research facilities

Eligibility Criteria:

• Must not already hold a doctoral degree

• Must comply with the MSCA mobility rule: not have resided or carried out main activity in Norway for more than 12 months in the past 36 months

• Academic credentials in the upper segment of their class

• Bachelor’s average grade ≥ C, Master’s average grade ≥ B, Master’s thesis ≥ B (Norwegian system)

• Strong communication, teamwork, and independent research skills

How to Apply:
Submit your application through the University of Oslo’s PhD application portal, including all required academic transcripts, CV, and documents demonstrating eligibility and compliance with MSCA mobility rules. Applications may be checked against export, sanctions, and national security regulations.

Deadline:
   December 9, 2025.