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Educational goals and objectives

CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROSCIENCE AND PSYCHIATRY
These are the objectives for the different curricula:
1) The objective of the Curriculum in SENSORI-MOTOR NEUROSCIENCES is to study the physiological mechanisms of the motor and sensory systems and to learn neurophysiological study techniques and methods capable of assessing the functionality of motor and sensory systems.
2) The objective of the Curriculum in NEURORIABILITY is to study the neural mechanisms underlying the functional recovery of neurological disorders (stroke cerebri, neurodegenerative ataxias, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis).
3) The objective of the Curriculum in EXPERIMENTAL NEUROLOGY is to investigate the mechanisms underlying alterations in brain metabolism, neurodegeneration, and demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system.
4) The objective of the Curriculum in NEUROLOGICAL, NEUROEVOLUTIVE AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN EVOLUTIONAL AGE is to acquire the ability to design appropriate experimental trials in relation to the different neurobiological bases peculiar to the three different areas of relevance to the discipline, such as neurological, psychiatric and developmental disorders.
5) The objective of the Curriculum in IMPLANTOLOGY AND HEARING NEUROSTIMULATION: is to study the effects and effectiveness of implant neuro-stimulation on auditory function, and speech development and recovery.
6) Objective of the Curriculum in PSYCHIATRY: EARLY INTERVENTION IN PSYCHOSIS AND HUMOR DISORDERS: study of the prevention of juvenile distress and early treatment of psychosis and mood disorders, which represent the new frontier of psychiatry.
7) NEUROPHYSIOLOGY Curriculum Objective of the Curriculum in Neurophysiology is the study of nerve functions at the cellular level, at varying degrees of complexity, ranging from simple postsynaptic signals in specific cellular regions to modulatory events involving intricate networks of neuronal and glial cells.

Specifiche economiche

Tipologia 1: DM118
Transizione digitale Generiche Pubblica Amministrazione Patrimonio culturale

Tipologia 2: DM117 Tipologia 3: PE/PNC/CN/TP Tipologia 4:Enti terzi
PE/PNC CN/TP
0 0 0 0

Tipologia 5: Sapienza Senza borsa
10 3

Tematiche, curriculum e competenze specifiche
Themes, curriculum and specific competence

C - PNRR351 - non associata a curriculum

- Neurofisiologia dei circuiti coinvolti nell'apprendimento in modelli animali
Competenze richieste: nessuna competenza specifica richiesta
- Neurophysiology of learning-related circuits in animal models
Required skills: no specific skill required

E - INFRASTRUTTURE - non associata a curriculum

- Ebrain - Mappatura morfo-funzionale e modelling computazionale delle proprietà neurofisiologiche di neuroni ippocampali di topo adulto
Ente finanziatore: Ebrain
Competenze richieste: nessuna competenza specifica richiesta

Il candidato sceglierà una tematica in fase di presentazione della candidatura on line


Admission Procedure

Oral interview The oral test will focus on discussion of previous research experience, knowledge in the field of neuroscience, and the candidate's scientitifc curriculum.
The oral test is intended to test the candidate's preparation and ability and aptitude for research in the scientific areas of the Ph.D. course. Knowledge of the scientific basis on topics of the candidate's chosen Curriculum, in Italian or English. During the interview, the committee will delve into the following aspects: qualification of the candidate, motivation of the candidate to pursue the Ph.D course, scientific interests and aptitude of the candidate to conduct research activities, discussion on
a possible research project proposed by the candidate relevant to the chosen Curriculum. The Commission awards a maximum score of 60 points out of 100.
language ITALIANO

Qualifications assessment Title evaluation
The Committee will give a score ranging from 0 to 40. Titles will be graded according to the score system present on the web site of the PhD. The minimum score for admission to the oral examination is 8/40. The remaining 60 points will be based on the oral examination .The results of the evaluation of the qualifications will be published on the website of the Doctorate and exposed in the bulletin board located on the second floor of the Department of Neurology and Psychiatry


contacts and info monica.zocconali@uniroma1.it cristina.limatola@uniroma1.it
more info The oral test will consist of an interview designed to assess the scientific knowledge required to carry out the research activity that is the subject of the call and any previous research activities carried out.

Curriculum studiorum

Graduation date and grade of the Master's degree
detailed list of exams including completion dates and scores of Masters's degree

Required documentation

§ Curriculum Vitae et Studiorum
mandatory
Prioritize the description of any scientific skills acquired, research activities performed and any publications produced. Also include the rationale for applying for the selected curriculum., the file must be uploaded within 25/08/2022

Language Skills

the candidate must know the following languages
ENGLISH

Exam Schedule

Oral interview
day12/09/2022
notesnone
time08:30
classroomB o C Dipartimento Neuroscienze Umane
addressViale dell'Università 30 Roma
publication on notice boardNO
publication on the web siteYes
web sitehttps://phd.uniroma1.it/web/NEUROSCIENZE-CLINICO-SPERIMENTALI-E-PSICHIATRIA_nD3527_IT.aspx
date of publication19/09/2022
contactsmonica.zocconali@uniroma1.it

Qualifications assessment
day06/09/2022
notesnone
publication on notice boardNO
publication on the web siteYes
web sitehttps://phd.uniroma1.it/web/NEUROSCIENZE-CLINICO-SPERIMENTALI-E-PSICHIATRIA_nD3527_IT.aspx
date of publication09/09/2022
contactsmonica.zocconali@uniroma1.it

Evaluation scale

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