Radboud University invites PhD students, postdocs and researchers from NeurotechEU partner universities to join the fMRI Toolkit, an intensive 5-day course designed by Donders Institute to provide both a strong foundation and cutting-edge insights into MRI methods used in cognitive neuroscience. Registrations open now!

Upcoming Donders Toolkits:

• Advanced (f)MRI (September 8 – 12, 2025)
• Non-invasive Brain Stimulation, TMS or TES (exact dates to be announced)
• Non-invasive Brain Stimulation, TUS (exact dates to be announced)

Target group: PhD students, postdocs and researchers

Registration procedure:
Those interested can apply directly on the Donders Institute website, after contacting their local NeurotechEU office: https://www.ru.nl/en/donders-institute/services/donders-toolkits

The Donders Institute will make a selection.

Registrations for the fMRI Toolkit close on the 25th of August, so we recommend registering as soon as possible.

Costs:
The fee for PhD students is €670, and €920 for senior researchers.
Discounted rates are offered for participants from low-income countries: €502.50 for PhD students and €690 for senior researchers.
(Check here to see if your country qualifies for the discount.)

If you have any questions, please contact us at submissions@theneurotech.eu

From the 13th of October to the 16th, Final-year Master’s students in the field of neurotechnology, PhD candidates, post-doctoral and early-career researchers are invited to attend 3 days of training at the Université de Lille and one optional day dedicated to a cultural visit.  

• Programme: A detailed programme will be available shortly
• How to apply: Contact your local International Office or NeurotechEU team
• Deadline for registrations: Early July 2025
• Target Audience: Final-year master's students in the field, PhD candidates, post-doctoral/early-career researchers at NeurotechEU partner institutions
• Number of participants: 40 spots are available (up to 5 per NeurotechEU partner institution)
• Language: English
• Cost: All travel and subsistence costs can be covered by the NeurotechEU grant