Postdoctoral Research Associate in Heterochromatin Erosion and Epigenetic Ageing in Parkinson’s at the University of Cambridge University of Cambridge in United Kingdom

Postdoctoral Researcher opportunity at the University of Oxford focused on Parkinson’s disease , innate immune pathways , iPSC models , co-cultures , and high-content imaging . This is a research-intensive postdoctoral opening for candidates with strong interests in neurodegeneration, cellular disease modeling, and inflammatory mechanisms. The post highlights work on Parkinson’s inflammation models and suggests a translational, lab-based project using advanced imaging and stem-cell-derived syste...

Postdoctoral Research Scientist opportunity at the University of Oxford in neuroscience and medical science , focused on neuron-astrocyte communication in Parkinson’s disease . The project uses iPSC models , transcriptomics , and CRISPR to investigate disease-relevant cellular interactions. This is a strong fit for researchers with interests in neurodegeneration, glial biology, stem-cell-based disease modelling, and molecular profiling. The post is shared by Dementia Researcher and links to a Po...

Postdoctoral Researcher opportunity in the Molecular Brain Mapping Group at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in the UK. This opening is aimed at researchers with experience in multimodal imaging , multiplexing or expansion microscopy , and interests in brain computation and mechanistic neuroscience . The post highlights the importance of team science and strong communication skills. The role is a postdoctoral position, not a PhD or master's call. The post was shared by RCTT Research Acade...

University of Edinburgh | Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences is advertising a Postdoctoral Research Fellow position in the UK. The project focuses on human brain tumour research with the UKRI Edinburgh Human Brain Cluster , aiming to enhance living human brain tissue as a model for brain tumour biology . This is a strong fit for researchers with interests in neuroscience , medical science , and translational brain cancer research. Location: Edinburgh, with hybrid working. Contract: 36 months, fu...

PhD opportunity at Barts Cancer Institute, Queen Mary University of London in the area of RNA-based mechanisms in glioblastoma . The project is titled Identifying and targeting new RNA-based vulnerabilities in glioblastoma and is funded by Brain Tumour Research . This is a research opening for a motivated and highly qualified PhD student interested in glioblastoma , RNA biology , and brain tumour research . The post is linked to UK home fees , suggesting support for eligible home-fee candidates....