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Postdoctoral Researcher in In Vivo Gene Therapy for Epilepsy and Rare Neurodevelopmental Disorders Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in Ireland
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Epileptology
Funding
Full-time specific-purpose postdoctoral contract for up to 12 months. Remuneration is up to point 2 of the Post Doctoral Researcher scale, depending on experience.
Deadline
Sep 15, 2026
Country
Ireland
University
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

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Postdoctoral researcher position at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) in Dublin, based in the Department of Physiology & Medical Physics and the FutureNeuro Research Centre.
The project focuses on in vivo gene therapy for epilepsy and rare neurodevelopmental disorders, with work on preclinical mouse models, minimally invasive delivery methods, EEG and behavioral assessments, colony management, genotyping, histology, and molecular studies.
This is a full-time, specific-purpose postdoctoral contract for up to 12 months, with remuneration up to point 2 of the postdoctoral researcher scale depending on experience.
Applicants should hold a recent PhD in neuroscience, pharmacology, or a related discipline, and should have experience with in vivo models of brain injury, stereotaxic surgery, rodent behavioral assays, histology, and neurochemical assays. A publication and/or funding record is expected, along with strong communication, organization, computer/presentation skills, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively.
Location: FutureNeuro Research Centre, RCSI, 118 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin, Ireland.
Deadline: 15 September 2026 at 09:00 (Europe/Dublin).
How to apply: submit an online application through the RCSI careers portal with a CV and cover letter.
Funding details
Full-time specific-purpose postdoctoral contract for up to 12 months. Remuneration is up to point 2 of the Post Doctoral Researcher scale, depending on experience.
What's required
A recent PhD in neuroscience, pharmacology, or a related discipline is essential. Applicants should have expertise with in vivo models of brain injury, stereotaxic surgery, rodent behavioral assays, histology, and neurochemical assays. A publication and/or funding record commensurate with experience is expected, along with broad understanding of causes, treatments, and models of brain diseases, proficiency in computer/presentation skills, strong communication, organization, decision-making, and the ability to work independently and in a team.
How to apply
Apply online through the RCSI careers portal by the closing date. Submit a CV and cover letter with the application.
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