Ruth Dobson

Queen Mary University of London is advertising a postdoctoral researcher opportunity on the MAP-MS study , a research project funded by the MS Society and focused on understanding why people develop multiple sclerosis (MS) . The role is based in the CPN team and involves coordinating a multicentre longitudinal cohort study of people with an increased chance of future MS. The successful candidate will work with collaborators including Will Brown, Karim Kreft, Tasanee Braithwaite, Ben Jacobs, Bruno Gran, Cheryl Hemingway, and Declan Chard , contributing to the delivery of the core study aims while also having scope to develop the project in areas aligned with their interests. This opportunity is best suited to a motivated postdoctoral researcher with an interest in neurology , multiple sclerosis , clinical research , and longitudinal cohort studies . The post emphasizes project coordination, collaboration across multiple centres, and research delivery from inception to completion. Funding: The project is funded by the MS Society. No further salary or stipend details are included in the post. How to apply: Open the full opportunity details using the provided link and follow the application instructions there. The post does not include a deadline in the text provided.