CBMR International PhD and Postdoc Program in Basic Cardiometabolic Research University of Copenhagen in Denmark

Open postdoc position in the Kirkeby Lab at the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Stem Cell Medicine (reNEW), University of Copenhagen, Denmark. The project focuses on how environmental toxicants contribute to Parkinson’s disease, using advanced human stem cell-derived neuronal and glial models to study whether pesticides and other environmental exposures may drive disease mechanisms. You will join an international consortium funded by the ASAP coalition and The Michael J. Fox Foundation, worki...

Barrow Neurological Foundation shares news from the Hashimoto Lab at Barrow Neurological Institute about two postdoctoral fellows who recently received grants from the Barrow Aneurysm and AVM Research Center. The research topics include aneurysm rupture prevention , a potential non-surgical target for reducing rupture risk, and an age-related blood condition linked to aneurysm rupture risk. These projects sit at the intersection of neuroscience , medical science , and biology , with a strong tra...

University of Copenhagen is advertising a Researcher position in the molecular and physiological regulation of muscle glycogen degradation at the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research (CBMR) , Maersk Tower, Panum Institute, Copenhagen, Denmark. The project is hosted in the Sakamoto Group and focuses on skeletal muscle physiology , exercise metabolism , glycogen metabolism , enzyme kinetics , and stable isotope tracer methods. The work uses novel genetic preclinical models, ...

Karolinska Institutet is advertising a postdoctoral fellow in clinical physiology at the Department of Laboratory Medicine , with the position placed in Huddinge (KI Syd, Flemingsberg), Sweden . The project is centered on bioinformatics and systems biology to study peripheral changes, especially in skeletal muscle , across disease and health states such as cardiovascular disease , cancer , aging , physical activity , and inactivity . The successful candidate will lead analyses of single-cell RNA...

Funded PhD project at the University of Bristol in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience : “Timing is Everything: Aligning Mealtime and Drug Treatment with the Body Clock to Fight Obesity.” The project sits within circadian neuroscience and explores how meal timing , intermittent fasting , and obesity pharmacotherapy interact with the body clock to influence metabolism and brain rhythms. Working with supervisors Dr Lukasz Chrobok and Prof Hugh Piggins , the student will investigate extra-SCN...