PhD Position in Modifying Synapses to Mitigate Alzheimer’s Disease University of Amsterdam in Netherlands

Two PhD candidates are being recruited for a collaborative neuroscience project on repetitive mild traumatic brain injury (rmTBI) and its role in long-term memory decline and dementia. The project is titled “From injury to decline: understanding cellular mechanisms driving traumatic brain injury-associated dementia” and is a joint effort between Carlos P. Fitzsimons at the Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences, University of Amsterdam and Evgenia Salta at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscie...

PhD position at the University of Amsterdam on the cellular and molecular mechanisms driving traumatic brain injury (TBI)-associated dementia . The project focuses on repetitive mild traumatic brain injury (rmTBI), long-term neuroinflammation, hippocampal dysfunction, memory decline, neurogenesis, astrogliogenesis, microglia activation, and conserved transcriptional programs in mouse and human hippocampus. The position is embedded in a collaboration between the Fitzsimons lab at the Swammerdam I...

Postdoctoral Research Associate opportunity in the Department of Neuroscience at the University of Arizona (Tucson Campus, USA), working in Dr. Lindsay Halladay’s lab . The lab focuses on behavioral neuroscience and neural circuitry in mouse behavioral models, with projects on early stress , aversion , and reward-based systems . Methods and tools include chemogenetics , optogenetics , calcium imaging , and in vivo/ex vivo electrophysiology . The department also highlights broader neuroscience ar...

The Zhang Lab at UMass Chan Medical School is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher to investigate how internal states and experience reshape sensory pathways and behavior. Using the mammalian taste system, the research examines the mechanisms of sensory plasticity and how physiological states influence taste and intake. The lab combines molecular, genetic, neural imaging, and behavioral approaches to study changes in sensory processing and behavior. The position offers exciting research projects...

Amsterdam UMC is offering a PhD position in spatial proteomics and neurodegeneration , focused on understanding how cell-type vulnerability and resilience contribute to frontotemporal dementia (FTD). The PhD researcher will design and perform proteomics studies using human postmortem FTD brain tissue and patient-derived iPSC neuronal cultures. The project will employ innovative single-cell, spatial proteomics, and other omics technologies to investigate molecular and cellular dysfunction, cell-s...