Funded PhD in Brain-Activity-Based Non-Invasive Stimulation for Movement Disorders University of Bristol in United Kingdom

Post-Doctoral Research Associate opportunity at the University of Cambridge , in the Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry , working with Professor Bernardes on a Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research -funded project. The project focuses on age-related RNA oxidation and ribosomal dysfunction in Parkinson's disease vulnerable dopamine neurons, with research tasks including the design, synthesis, purification, and validation of novel RNA-degrading compounds . Ideal applicants should ha...

PhD opportunity in Psychiatric Nutrigenomics focused on gene–diet interaction, FADS2, and psychiatric risk. This fully funded doctoral project is offered through the GW4 BioMed MRC Doctoral Training Partnership and is part of an interdisciplinary supervisory team across Cardiff University , University of Exeter , University of Bath , and collaborators at Maastricht University . The research asks how genetic variation and dietary polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) interact at the molecular and c...

King's College London is advertising a Post-doctoral Research Associate in Machine Learning for Mental Health within Sarah Morgan's UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship. The project focuses on developing machine learning tools to predict psychotic illnesses from brain connectivity patterns, combining structural connectivity and functional connectivity . The role also includes exploring different ML approaches, with particular interest in uncertainty-aware machine learning . This is an initial 2-year p...

PhD opportunity in developing brain imaging at Cardiff University This funded PhD project, Mapping the Developing Brain: Linking Structure and Function through Imaging , is based at Cardiff University within the Cardiff School of Psychology and is supervised by Prof Mara Cercignani and Dr Marco Palombo. The project investigates how the brain develops during the first five years of life and how this development shapes thinking, language, and self-control. The research uses data from 300 children ...

Funded PhD project at the University of Bristol (School of Psychology and Neuroscience) on sleep, trauma processing, PTSD, emotional memory, and targeted memory reactivation (TMR) . The project explores how sleep contributes to emotional processing after trauma and whether TMR can be used as a novel intervention to improve outcomes. You will work on experimental trauma paradigms, including distressing video or virtual-reality-based stimuli, and combine them with conditioned auditory cues that ar...