Institute of Evolutionary Medicine
Two PhD positions in Swiss NSF project on the functions of Oxytocin in a small-scale human society
The IEM's Human Ecology Group, led by Prof. Adrian Jaeggi, is hiring two PhD positions as part of the Swiss National Science Foundation project “Darwinizing the 'love hormone': An evolutionary perspective on the human oxytocin system”. The positions are fully funded for four years, with a competitive salary of CHF 47'040 in the 1st year, CHF 48'540 in the 2nd year, and CHF 50'040 in the 3rd and 4th years, plus social security and pension contributions. Students will earn their PhD through the Evolutionary Biology Program. Review of applications will begin May 1st and continue until both positions are filled. |
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