PhD Opportunities in Neuroscience in Sweden

The doctoral project is based in the bioinorganic chemistry group within the molecular biomimetics program at the Department of Chemistry – Ångström , Uppsala University. The group is described as internationally recognized, highly visible, and located in a modern building at the Ångström Laboratory. The research environment is strongly collaborative, with cross-disciplinary interactions and cooperation with specialists at Uppsala University and other universities in Sweden and abroad. The proje...

Umeå University is recruiting a full-time PhD student in the Department of Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics in Umeå, Sweden. The doctoral position is situated within Umeå University’s research environment, a broad institution known for high-quality education and research across multiple fields. The university describes a collaborative campus culture that supports interaction, knowledge exchange and research development. The position offers doctoral research training in medical biochemistry an...

Örebro University is seeking a doctoral student for research education leading to a PhD in psychology at the School/Department of Behavioural, Social and Legal Sciences. The position is linked to a research environment where psychology is studied alongside criminology, social work and law, creating a broad interdisciplinary setting with opportunities for collaboration across subject boundaries. The PhD project is situated within the psychology unit and focuses on anger-related problems and emoti...

This doctoral studentship is based at the Department of Informatics and Media at Uppsala University, within the field of Media and Communication Studies. The department highlights a broad and interdisciplinary research environment that connects media and communication with information systems and interaction design, and the advertised project sits squarely within that critical and contemporary research profile. The PhD student will join AI Confidential: Emerging Forms of AI Chatbot Use for Emoti...

The doctoral project is based at Lund University , in the Department of Clinical Sciences in Lund, within the Faculty of Medicine. It sits in a multidisciplinary and internationally oriented research environment where experimental and clinical expertise are closely connected. The project is focused on malignant brain tumours and on how local neurosurgical treatment strategies can influence tumour biology and the tumour immune microenvironment. The research combines experimental and translational...

Mid Sweden University is advertising a doctoral position in pedagogy with a strong focus on higher education and lifelong learning in working life . The project is situated within the university’s pedagogical research environment, where education and research are connected to teacher education and the behavioral sciences programme. The position is linked to a broader research profile in pedagogy organized around four research groups: Didactics, Inclusion and Diversity (DIM) , Higher Education an...

This doctoral project is based in the Department of Medical Radiation Physics at Lund University and carried out within the university’s Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) research group . The group focuses on developing new techniques for quantitative MRI using different contrast mechanisms. The research topic is diffusion MRI (dMRI) , with a particular emphasis on improving how diffusion is encoded and analysed so that MRI can reveal more about tissue microstructure in the living human body. The...

This doctoral project focuses on developing an affordable optical system for measuring six hormones in urine at home on a daily basis. The work sits at the intersection of biophysics and biotechnology , combining sample preparation, analytical validation and detection-system development. The student will work within the Hormones Project , which is funded by KTH InspireLab and jointly led by three research leaders at AlbaNova and SciLifeLab . The project aims to move hormone measurement beyond th...

The Biomarkers in Brain Disease research group at Lund University is recruiting a PhD student to work on biomarkers and disease mechanisms in Huntington’s disease and related neurodegeneration. The project is centred on how the body’s biological clock, sleep and circadian rhythms may influence disease progression, building on the idea that disruptions in timing systems are not only symptoms but may also contribute to neurodegenerative processes. The doctoral project combines in vitro and in vivo...