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Internship - Data-Driven Analysis Of Behavioral Variability M - F H/F
Institut du Cerveau

Paris - 75
Stage
6 mois
Bac +5
Services aux Entreprises
Exp. - 1 an

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Les missions du poste

CONTEXT

Animal behavior exhibits large inter- and intra-individual variability, reflecting complex interactions between internal neural dynamics and external signals from the environment. We aim to frame this variability as an adaptive feature in unpredictable environments and to understand how neuromodulation may drive the emergence of inter-individual variation throughout development. Addressing this challenge requires the development of data-driven and theoretical tools to quantify differences between dynamical systems from time series observations.

Building upon our recent work, we are looking for a MSc intern to work with our team on the development and application of data-driven approaches, grounded in statistical physics and dynamical systems theory, to analyze inter-individual variability in animal behavior.

This project will be carried out within the framework of the ANR project FORE-SIGHT. The intern will be integrated into the SIBBIL team and will have the opportunity to interact with PhD students and postdoctoral researchers in an interdisciplinary and international research environment.

MAIN MISSIONS

The main goal of this internship is to compare data-driven approaches for the analysis of variability among time series of animal behavior.

The intern will explore the performance of different modelling and inference techniques in terms of their robustness, interpretability, and reliability to noise.

Under the supervision of Antonio Carlos Costa, the intern will be in charge of the following tasks:

- Benchmarking different data-driven methods for measuring distance among time series observations from behaving animals
- Evaluate the limits of different approacchs, and the conditions in which they work best

Le profil recherché

- M1/M2 student in Physics, computer science or applied mathematics

Know-how
- Programming skills: python
- Experience with data analysis and numerical experiments

Knowledge
- Good English level
- Basic knowledge of statistical physics, dynamical systems, or machine learning (at least one)

Soft-skills
- Curiosity and motivation for interdisciplinary research
- Ability to work independently while interacting within a research team
- Good communicator

The start date of the internship is flexible.
A stipend is provided (EUR4.50/hour).

The Paris Brain Institute is committed to fighting all forms of discrimination. We guarantee an inclusive and respectful working environment for all diversities.

All our positions are open to candidates with disabilities.

Apply directly on our career site: please send your CV and a cover letter in a single PDF document: https://offres.institutducerveau-icm.org/fr/jobs/1974-17

Bienvenue chez Institut du Cerveau

L'Institut du Cerveau est un établissement dédié à la recherche, à la compréhension et au traitement des troubles neurologiques et des maladies du cerveau. L'Institut unit des scientifiques de diverses disciplines, notamment la neurologie, la neurochirurgie, la neuro-imagerie, la neuropsychologie et la génétique, dans le but de collaborer sur des projets de recherche novateurs.
Les objectifs incluent la découverte de nouvelles thérapies pour traiter les maladies neurologiques telles que la maladie d'Alzheimer, la maladie de Parkinson, la sclérose en plaques, les troubles du mouvement, les troubles de l'humeur et bien d'autres. Ils cherchent également à mieux comprendre le fonctionnement du cerveau humain dans des états normaux et pathologiques.