Postdoctoral Research Associate in Machine Learning for Mental Health and Brain Connectivity King's College London 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....

PhD opportunity at the University of Bristol in Neuroscience & Mental Health , focused on decoding early brain and movement signals to predict outcomes after birth asphyxia . This funded project is part of the MRC GW4 BioMed Doctoral Training Partnership and is supervised by Dr Ela Chakkarapani . The research will investigate two early indicators of infant brain health: (1) early brain activity in moderate-to-late preterm babies, and (2) video-based assessment of spontaneous movements at 3 month...

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...

PhD opportunity: Mental health through the menopause transition at the University of Bristol , within the MRC GW4 BioMed Doctoral Training Partnership . This funded PhD project sits in Neuroscience & Mental Health and explores how biopsychosocial factors influence changes in mental health during the menopause transition, with the aim of identifying protective factors that may reduce risk. The project is described as a dry lab project. Study area keywords: neuroscience, mental health, menopause t...

PhD project at the University of Cambridge: Understanding Brain Resilience, Vascular Health and Early Neurodegeneration. This project sits in the Department of Clinical Neurosciences and is supervised by Dr Kamen Tsvetanov. It focuses on why some people remain cognitively healthy despite brain pathology and genetic risk, while others develop cognitive impairment and dementia. The research combines multimodal neuroimaging, cognitive assessment, physiological measures of vascular health, genetic d...