Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Neuroscience: The School of Psychology, Sussex Neuroscience, is seeking a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Neuroscience. This is a full-time, fixed-term position until August 31, 2026, located in Brighton, United Kingdom. The role involves investigating how low brain blood flow affects white matter cells to understand dementia development. The research will use in vivo 2 photon imaging and other techniques in awake mice. The starting salary for this role is £37,099 to £42,798 per annum.
Designation: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
Research Area: Neuroscience, White Matter, Brain Blood Flow, Dementia
Location: Brighton, United Kingdom
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Doctoral level education in neuroscience or a closely-related discipline.
- Relevant experience in some aspects of the project.
Job Description:
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Neuroscience (Ref 21865)
In this role, you will investigate the impact of low brain blood flow on white matter cells to gain insights into dementia development. The research will involve in vivo 2 photon imaging, measurement of brain blood flow, oxygenation, and metabolism. You will conduct imaging experiments, complex analyses, and present findings in various formats, including peer-reviewed journals. Collaboration with other researchers is an essential part of this role.
How to Apply: Download the academic application form and Personal Details and Equal Opportunities Form. Complete all sections, and email the application form and the personal details and equal opportunities form to jobapps@sussex.ac.uk. Attach your documents in PDF format, and use the format job reference number / job title / your name in the subject line. Alternatively, you can send your application by post to Human Resources Division, Sussex House, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9RH.
Last Date for Apply: 27 November 2023 (Applications must be received by midnight of the closing date)
Disclaimer: This job post is based on information from a reliable source. For the most accurate and current information, please refer to the official website or contact Catherine Hall (Catherine.hall@sussex.ac.uk) for inquiries.
