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world-class departments (from neuroscience and structural molecular biology to infectious diseases and population health), close ties with NHS partners, and a commitment to translational research and high
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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Research Fellow / Associate in the Forensic Research Nottingham working group within the Academic Unit, Mental Health and Clinical Neurosciences, University
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, experimental testing, data analysis) and with a PhD in Psychology or related discipline. The post-holder will join our multidisciplinary research team in the Centre for Innovation for Mental Health, School
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neuronal activity in rodent models of vascular dementia, with the aim of understanding how this affects white matter. Your skills and attributes for success: A PhD (or close to completion) in neuroscience
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of the research of Associate ProfessorDr Thomas Wälchli, MD-PhD, FMH neurosurgery is to understand how the brain vasculature is regulated during brain development, in the adult healthy brain, and in various
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studies and in using functional MRI and scripting-based languages (e.g. Matlab, R, Python). You will need to hold a PhD in Neuroscience, Economics, Psychology, Decision Sciences or related discipline
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reference B02-08970. You’ll have a PhD in neuroscience, biology, or a related area, coupled with experience in MS proteomics techniques, tissue/fluids preparation, and with biochemistry and molecular biology
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have a PhD in Neuroscience, Biology, or a related area, and experience in neurobiology research and in reprogramming and differentiating neurons from patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs
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, neuroscience and microbiology. Funding for the position is available for 3 years, with possibility of extension. The lab is located within the Institute of Immunology & Immunotherapy at the University
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About us The School of Neuroscience at King’s College London is the second largest university neuroscience department in the UK, with approximately 100 faculty and a total of 600 staff and students