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3 Doktoranden/-innenstellen am Institut für Psychologie in Ulm für EU-gefördertes Marie Curie Innovative Training Network SHAPE-IT (Supporting the interaction of Humans and Automated vehicles: Preparing for the EnvIronment of Tomorrow)

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3 Doktoranden/-innenstellen am Institut für Psychologie in Ulm für EU-gefördertes Marie Curie Innovative Training Network SHAPE-IT (Supporting the interaction of Humans and Automated vehicles: Preparing for the EnvIronment of Tomorrow)

> Scope: Fulltime
> Temporary: 3 years
> Remuneration: Early stage researcher

/ Marie Sklodowska-
Curie action salary

> Start: As early as possible

For the Institute Clinical and Health Psychology we are looking
for an

Academic employee/ PhD candidate
(m/f/d)

Ulm University with its more than 10,000
students offers varied professional tasks in a
highly innovative research, teaching and
work environment, at the same time
facilitating the reconciliation of work and
family in many ways.

We seek to increase the proportion of
women in research and teaching and
particularly encourages quali�ed female
scientists to apply for this position.

Severely disabled applicants with equal
aptitude will be given preferential
consideration.

for a project investigating Understanding Automated Vehicles (AV) Predictability Using
Neuroergonomics within the EU funded project SHAPE-IT (see ESR1 project description on
www.shape-it.eu)

Project objectives: Based on existing models and theories in cognitive psychology, the
PhD candidate will derive recommendations for driver-AV interaction strategies by
improving the understanding of cognitive mechanisms of drivers’ predictions of AV
behaviour. This understanding will be achieved by developing and using
neurophysiological measurement such as EEG, ERPs and eye-tracking in AV-driving
simulator studies. Other variables such as gender, age, and personality will be taken into
account to lead to descriptions of drivers’ information needs in complex urban traf�c and
a cognitive model of dynamic task sharing between AV and driver in complex urban
traf�c.

Your pro�le:

Your responsibilities:

Seize the opportunity and join us in shaping the future of the University!

More information about the team you can �nd here:
https://www.uni-ulm.de/en/in/psy-ges/

You are within 4 years of obtaining a Master (or equivalent academic degree) in
Psychology, Human Factors, Cognitive Science or related subjects

>

You have experience in neurophysiological methods such as EEG, ERPs, eye-tracking or
peripheral physiology or cognitive modelling

>

You possess knowledge and experience in conducting empirical studies, preferably
with neurophysiological data

>

You have experience in data analysis with SPSS, R, EEG-Lab, Vision Analyzer, SPM, or
MatLab

>

You possess very good written and spoken English language skills. Good German
language skills or the motivation to learn German are of advantage

>

For this EU project additional eligibility criteria hold. Hence, you can only apply for this
position if you have stayed less than 12 months in Germany during the last 3 years
(see section Eligibility Criteria on www.shape-it.eu for more information)

>

You are supposed to �nish a PhD project at Ulm University on the topic of
neurophysiological issues concerning urban traf�c scenarios

>

You will plan, implement, analyse and document the empirical studies of your project
and present the results at international conferences and publish them in international
journals

>

You will cooperate closely with SHAPE-IT project partners and the local research team>
You will contribute to the research agenda of the Department of Clinical and Health
Psychology at Ulm University

>

You will supervise of MSc and BSc Psychology candidates>
You will participate and contribute to the organization of the SHAPE-IT educational
program and SHAPE-IT events

>

https://www.uni-ulm.de/en/in/psy-ges/

> Reference no.: 19137
> Application deadline: 15.11.2019

Hiring is done by the Central University Administration.

Your contact for further information:
Dana Schultchen, phone +49 731 50-31734

We look forward to your application via our online application portal.

https://stellenangebote.uni-ulm.de/en/jobposting/7285fd21be321271e020299f7d5d818275c096170/apply

> Scope: Fulltime
> Temporary: 3 years
> Remuneration: Early stage researcher

/ Marie Sklodowska-
Curie action salary

> Start: As early as possible

For the Institut Human Factors we are looking for an

Academic employee/ PhD candidate
(m/f/d)

Ulm University with its more than 10,000
students offers varied professional tasks in a
highly innovative research, teaching and
work environment, at the same time
facilitating the reconciliation of work and
family in many ways.

We seek to increase the proportion of
women in research and teaching and
particularly encourages quali�ed female
scientists to apply for this position.

Severely disabled applicants with equal
aptitude will be given preferential
consideration.

for a project investigating cooperative interaction strategies between automated vehicles
and mixed motorized urban traf�c within the EU funded project SHAPE-IT (see ESR11
project description on www.shape-it.eu)

Objectives of the project: The PhD candidate will focus on investigating the interaction
between drivers in urban traf�c situations. Based on the analysis of behavior in
prototypical situations the PhD student will develop, analyze and test interaction and
cooperation patterns using the state of the art driving simulators at the Department of
Human Factors. Based on these results the PhD student will formulate recommendations
for safe, ef�cient, and cooperative AV behavior in mixed urban traf�c, resulting in a model
of human cooperation behavior in mixed urban traf�c and a set of analyzed cooperation
patterns between drivers in complex urban traf�c that are the basis for developing
adequate behavior strategies for AVs in mixed urban traf�c.

Your pro�le:

Your responsibilities:

Seize the opportunity and join us in shaping the future of the University!

More information about the team you can �nd here:
https://www.uni-ulm.de/en/in/psy-hf/

You are within 4 years of obtaining a Master (or equivalent academic degree) in
Psychology, Human Factors, Cognitive Science or related subjects

>

You have experience and knowledge in traf�c or engineering psychology or behavioral
modelling

>

You possess knowledge and experience in conducting empirical studies, preferably
driving simulator studies

>

You have experience in data analysis with SPSS, R or MatLab or comparable software
packages

>

You possess very good written and spoken English language skills. Good German
language skills or the motivation to learn German are of advantage

>

For this EU project additional eligibility criteria hold. Hence, you can only apply for this
position if you have stayed less than 12 months in Germany during the last 3 years
(see section Eligibility Criteria on www.shape-it.eu for more information)

>

You are supposed to �nish a PhD project at Ulm University on the topic of cooperative
interaction strategies between automated vehicles and mixed motorized urban traf�c

>

You will plan, implement, analyse and document the empirical studies of your project
and present the results at international conferences and publish them in international
journals

>

You will cooperate closely with SHAPE-IT project partners and the local research team>
You will contribute to the research agenda of the Human Factors Lab at Ulm University>
You will supervise of MSc and BSc Psychology candidates>
You will participate and contribute to the organization of the SHAPE-IT educational
program and SHAPE-IT events

>

> Reference no.: 19135
> Application deadline: 15.11.2019

Hiring is done by the Central University Administration.
Your contact for further information:
Prof. Dr. Martin Baumann, phone +49 731 50-26500

We look forward to your application via our online application portal.

> Scope: Fulltime
> Temporary: 3 years
> Remuneration: Early stage

researcher / Marie
Sklodowska-Curie
action salary

> Start: As early as possible

For the Institut Human Factors we are looking for an

Academic employee/ PhD candidate
(m/f/d)

Ulm University with its more than
10,000 students offers varied
professional tasks in a highly innovative
research, teaching and work
environment, at the same time
facilitating the reconciliation of work
and family in many ways.

We seek to increase the proportion of
women in research and teaching and
particularly encourages qualified female
scientists to apply for this position.

Severely disabled applicants with equal
aptitude will be given preferential
consideration.

for a project investigating interaction strategies for agile and transparent vehicle
automation in urban traffic within the EU funded project SHAPE-IT (see ESR6
project description on www.shape-it.eu)

Objectives of the project: Based on existing models and theories in cognitive
psychology the PhD candidate will develop and validate a cognitive model of
dynamic task sharing between driver and automation in complex urban traffic
situations. Based on this model the PhD will develop driver-adaptive interaction
strategies for dynamic task sharing considering effects of gender, age, and
personality and validate these strategies in simulator studies. This will lead to
descriptions of drivers’ information needs in complex urban traffic and a
cognitive model of dynamic task sharing between AV and driver in complex
urban traffic.

Your profile:

Your responsibilities:

You are within 4 years of obtaining a Master (or equivalent academic degree)
in Psychology, Human Factors, Cognitive Science or related subjects

>

You have experience and knowledge in traffic or engineering psychology or
cognitive modelling

>

You possess knowledge and experience in conducting empirical studies,
preferably driving simulator studies

>

You have experience in data analysis with SPSS, R or MatLab>
You possess very good written and spoken English language skills. Good
German language skills or the motivation to learn German are of advantage

>

For this EU project additional eligibility criteria hold. Hence, you can only
apply for this position if you have stayed less than 12 months in Germany
during the last 3 years (see section Eligibility Criteria on www.shape-it.eu for
more information)

>

You are supposed to finish a PhD project at Ulm University on the topic of
agile and transparent automation for urban traffic scenarios

>

You will plan, implement, analyse and document the empirical studies of your
project and present the results at international conferences and publish them
in international journals

>

You will cooperate closely with SHAPE-IT project partners and the local
research team

>

You will contribute to the research agenda of the Human Factors Lab at Ulm
University

>

Seize the opportunity and join us in shaping the future of the University!

More information about the team you can find here:
https://www.uni-ulm.de/en/in/psy-hf/

> Reference no.: 19136
> Application deadline: 15.11.2019

Hiring is done by the Central University Administration.

Your contact for further information:
Prof. Dr. Martin Baumann, phone +49 731 50-26500

We look forward to your application via our online application portal.

You will supervise of MSc and BSc Psychology candidates>
You will participate and contribute to the organization of the SHAPE-IT
educational program and SHAPE-IT events

>

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3 Doktoranden/-innenstellen am Institut für Psychologie in Ulm für EU-gefördertes Marie Curie Innovative Training Network SHAPE-IT (Supporting the interaction of Humans and Automated vehicles: Preparing for the EnvIronment of Tomorrow)

Institut für Psychologie, Abteilungen Human Factors und Klinische & Gesundheitspsychologie, Universität Ulm
Ulm
Vollzeit
Master-Abschluss
Englisch, Deutsch

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