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Adam Greenstein
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Adam Greenstein is an Associate Professor at The University of Manchester, United Kingdom. His research focuses on neurovascular coupling, vascular contributions to dementia, and the impacts of hypertension on vascular functions. Recent articles authored by him explore diverse topics including the effects of prorenin on mesenteric arteries and the complexities of potassium channel activity in cerebral conditions.
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The University of Manchester
The University of Manchester
1 month ago
🚨 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.
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Collaborators (27)
Stacey J. Sukoff Rizzo
Associate Professor
University of Pittsburgh
Anne Joutel
INSERM
Harry Pritchard
The University of Manchester
Doina Gherghel
Aston University
Thomas Longden
Assistant Professor
University of Maryland
Salomé Rognant
Københavns Universitet
Thomas Jepps
Associate Professor
University of Copenhagen
Jenny Myers
The University of Manchester
Fabrice Dabertrand
Associate Professor
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Zorina Galis
Chief, Vascular Biology and Hypertension
National Heart Lung and Blood Institute
Lorraine Work
Professor of Translational Cerebrovascular Research
University of Glasgow
Xiaoguang Xu
The University of Manchester
Kirstine Calloe
Københavns Universitet
Mark Nelson
The University of Manchester
Isabel Bravo-Ferrer
Research associate
University College London
Ioana - Emilia Mosneag
The University of Manchester
Yinhua Zhang
Professor
Seoul National University College of Medicine
James Eales
The University of Manchester
Catherine Hall
Professorial Research Fellow
University of Sussex
Ingo Schiessl
The University of Manchester
Kiki Cano-Gamez
Lecturer in Human Genetics
University of Exeter
Stuart Allan
Professor of Neuroscience
The University of Manchester
Osama Harraz
Assistant Professor, Tenure Track
University of Vermont
Tracy D Farr
Associate Professor
University of Edinburgh
Adrian Woolf
The University of Manchester
Wojciech Wystrychowski
Assistant Professor
Medical University of Silesia
Hala Shokr
The University of Manchester
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