About the unit
The Translational Sensory & Circadian Neuroscience Unit (MPS/TUM/TUMCREATE) investigates how light, sensory experience and biological rhythms affect human physiology, behaviour and health. Methods include human experiments, environmental measurement, evidence synthesis and social research.
All opportunities require attendance in person at the agreed host location in Tübingen or Munich. Remote arrangements are not available. Scope, location and supervision are agreed individually.
This site also lists job vacancies, PhD opportunities and external funding routes. We consider short research visits and other forms of collaboration, including residencies, when there is a suitable proposal and mutual benefit.
Research approach
Our mission statement describes our approach to reproducible research, collaboration and working conditions. The unit website has further information about the group and its research.