PhD in Shared Genetic Architecture of Neuropsychiatric Disorders and Novel Brain Biomarkers Cardiff University in United Kingdom

Funded PhD opportunity at Cardiff University in the Cardiff School of Medicine on finding the earliest signs of psychosis in young people at high genetic risk. This project focuses on the developmental origins of psychosis , using unique clinical and population-based datasets to identify early-life factors linked to psychotic symptoms. The research examines how genetic risk interacts with childhood experiences, behaviour, development, and environmental influences to shape mental health outcomes....

Funded PhD studentship at Leeds Beckett University in the Carnegie School of Sport , focused on brain health , rugby league , athlete monitoring, neuropsychology, epidemiology, public health, and sport science. The project is part of the PROTECT programme (Player Risk Observation, Testing & Early-Care Targeting), a four-year collaboration with the Rugby League Cares Brain Health Fund, the University of Sydney, the University of Leeds, and the Rugby Football League. The PhD will help develop and ...

A postdoctoral research opportunity in neuroscience / neurobiology is being promoted for the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom . The role is listed as Research Fellow (Postdoctoral) and appears to be a strong fit for candidates interested in brain research, neural systems, and related biomedical science. The post is shared on LinkedIn by Aref Zarin, who highlights it as a “must apply” opportunity for anyone seeking an excellent neuroscience postdoc in the UK. The original vacancy is...

New PhD opportunity for healthcare professionals in mental health , psychiatric epidemiology , public health , genomics , and data science . The project is titled Mental-physical multiple long-term conditions across the lifecourse: a cross-cohort epidemiological, longitudinal and genomic investigation . It will start in 2027 and is supervised by Alex Kwong, Andrew McIntosh, and Esme Elsden in Edinburgh, within Edinburgh Neuroscience. The research will use large-scale population studies, electron...

🎓 PhD opportunity for health professionals at the University of St Andrews in the School of Medicine . The project is titled “The multimorbidity impact of neurodevelopmental conditions along the life course” and is described as a fully funded PhD project. It is part of the Wellcome Trust Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTC) PhD Programme . Supervision is by Silvia Paracchini (Professor, University of St Andrews), with co-supervision from Michelle Luciano and Julia Mikolai . Research interests li...