Annelies Quaegebeur

University of Cambridge is hiring for 2 Postdoc and 1 Research Assistant positions in the Department of Clinical Neurosciences , within an Aligning Science Across Parkinson's (ASAP) -funded project. The project focuses on Parkinson’s disease progression and aims to unravel the molecular mechanisms underlying disease progression using cutting-edge spatial multi-omics approaches in human post-mortem brain tissue . This opportunity sits at the intersection of neuroscience , neuropathology , molecular biology , computational biology , and clinical neurology . The team is described as dynamic and interdisciplinary, and is part of the international ASAP consortium network. Applicants should be highly motivated researchers with hands-on experience in histology and tissue-based techniques , together with computational skills . The post does not mention a PhD requirement explicitly in the text, but the advertised roles include postdoctoral positions and a research assistant role. Funding is linked to the ASAP-funded project. The post does not specify salary, stipend, tuition, or other financial details in the social post. Interested candidates should review the Cambridge vacancy page and apply through the university jobs portal. The post notes that the deadline is closing soon, but no exact date is given in the text.