Summer 2023
The neuroscience team at MathWorks will support mentored & paid early-career code contribution projects to a MATLAB community toolbox (an open-access MATLABTM code repository) which serves neuroscience users and use cases.
How to apply:
- Send an expression of interest via email to info@incf.org, identifying one or more specific neuroscience community toolboxes of particular interest.
- Please include a recent CV.
Selection factors:
- The trainee must match with a suitable project mentor for the community toolbox. It is encouraged to select from the list of participating toolboxes, since these have pre-identified mentors.
- The community toolbox should have established or promising usage potential.
- The project specification will be agreed between trainee and mentor, with review by the MathWorks neuroscience team.
- For further information, see Frequently Asked Questions.
Timeline:
Project scopes should be specified to take approximately 7 weeks of full-time work. This can be concentrated full-time effort; or spread out over a somewhat longer time frame with part-time effort.
All projects should start by July 1 and be completed by September 30. Exact project start and end dates should be agreed between the trainee and mentor.
Participants will be invited to a virtual mid-summer gathering in August to meet other participants and share about each others’ projects.
Further Information:
For further information about MATLAB Community Toolbox Training Projects 2023, please see Frequently Asked Questions. If your question is not covered there, please contact info@incf.org.
Participating Toolboxes:
Suitable mentors – leaders and/or developers of MATLAB Community Toolbox repositories – are invited to come forward by contacting neuroscience@mathworks.com.
List of confirmed participating Community toolboxes (continuously updated)