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Postdoctoral Research Associate in Cerebrovascular Imaging and Dementia Research at The University of Manchester The University of Manchester in United Kingdom

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Postdoc

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Biology

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Three-year Research Associate position supported through the Manchester NaVigate Partnership. The post is a paid research job; no stipend, tuition, or fee waiver details are mentioned.

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Keywords

Biology
Neuroimaging
Alzheimer's Disease
Neuropsychology
Medical Science
Cerebrovascular Physiology
In Vivo Imaging
Physics

About this position

🚨 Exciting postdoctoral opportunity at The University of Manchester in cerebrovascular imaging and dementia research.

The Microvascular@Manchester group is recruiting a Research Associate in pre-clinical in vivo imaging to join a multidisciplinary team working on how amyloid-related vascular dysfunction affects cerebral blood flow, vascular smooth muscle calcium signalling, and cognitive decline.

This three-year position is supported through the Manchester NaVigate Partnership and is based in the Division of Cardiovascular Sciences and the Geoffrey Jefferson Brain Research Centre within the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health.

The project uses multi-photon microscopy and complementary optical imaging approaches in models relevant to Alzheimer’s disease. The successful applicant will work under the supervision of Dr Ingo Schiessl, Dr Kira Shaw, Dr Harry Pritchard, and Professor Adam Greenstein.

Applicants should hold a relevant PhD and have strong experience in rodent cerebrovascular imaging. Key requirements include multi-photon imaging, chronic cranial window preparations, cerebral blood-flow or neurovascular measurements, regulated animal procedures, and quantitative image analysis.

The role offers opportunities for scientific independence, collaboration, publication, international presentations, and development of future fellowship and grant applications.

Interested candidates should review the full advert and apply via the provided job link.

Funding details

Three-year Research Associate position supported through the Manchester NaVigate Partnership. The post is a paid research job; no stipend, tuition, or fee waiver details are mentioned.

What's required

A relevant PhD is required. Applicants should have strong experience in rodent cerebrovascular imaging, expertise in multi-photon imaging, chronic cranial window preparations, cerebral blood-flow or neurovascular measurements, regulated animal procedures, and quantitative image analysis.

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