[Announcements] Marie-Sklowdowska Curie PhD positions in Technology Enable Mental Health

[Jakob Eyvind Bardram]

Applications are sought from candidates interested in pursuing a PhD focused on the design of new technologies to support mental health interventions for young people.

Application deadline: 1st April 2018
Location: Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

The programme of research in which the PhD candidate will engage forms part of the TEAM (Technology-Enabled Mental Health for Young People) ITN programme. TEAM is funded by the European Commission through its Marie Sklowdowska Curie programme: http://www.team-itn.ucd.ie/. The TEAM network funds 15 PhD studentships in all, and the candidate will be part of this exclusive training program.

Benefits:
The successful candidates will receive a gross annual salary of approximately €32,000. They will also be entitled to a mobility allowance of approximately €6,000 per annum and potentially a family allowance where appropriate. The duration of the contract will be 3 years as a fully funded PhD.

The present position at DTU is focused on "Open-Access Data Platform for Behavioural Monitoring and Visual Analytics for Mental Health".  We are seeking excellent and ambitious candidates with a background in computer science or software engineering.

Informal enquiries about these positions may be made to Dr. Jakob E. Bardram, jakba at dtu.dk<mailto:jakba at dtu.dk>

Please follow the link below for further details of the project and details of how to apply.

http://www.dtu.dk/english/career/job?id=9d382099-4797-4e62-a7f9-addf6a82e8b1

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Dr. Jakob E. Bardram, Professor,
Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
web: www.bardram.net<http://www.bardram.net/>
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