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Postdoctoral studies on the function of circuits and neuron subtypes (scholarship)

Neuroscience, Behavioral Neuroscience, Brain Imaging and fellowship from Karolinska Institutet

Closed on Tuesday, Oct 13

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The Meletis laboratory in Neuroscience offers a postdoctoral scholarship in Solna to study neuron subtypes and circuits underlying motivation and decision-making, including mouse models of stress and mood disorders. Work combines genetic and viral labelling, in vivo imaging or optogenetics, and freely moving or head-fixed behavioural experiments in circuits such as the basal ganglia, hypothalamus and dopamine system. Single-cell profiles and connectivity maps support the research. Apply through Varbi by 13 October 2026 with a CV, publication list and one-page research summary.

Eligibility

Career stage: PhD · Postdoc

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Covers: Tax-free scholarship; amount is not stated. Set for twelve months at a time and paid every six months, with a maximum of two years within four years after the doctorate.

Host location: Sweden

Incoming researchers must live outside Sweden and must not have completed any academic education in Sweden. Host: Karolinska Institutet, Solna.

Nationality or residence: The call describes eligibility for foreign researchers, defined by residence abroad and a temporary postdoctoral stay; no eligible-nationality list is supplied.

Eligibility source

Reviewed Sep 24, 2026. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.

For incoming foreign researchers living outside Sweden who intend a temporary postdoctoral stay. Residents of Sweden and people who completed any academic education at KI or another Swedish institution are ineligible. A doctorate or equivalent must be completed before the intended start; candidates finishing their doctorate may apply. Scholarships cover at most two years within four years of the doctorate. Extensive circuit/systems neuroscience experience, quantitative methods, statistics, programming and at least one first-author paper are required.

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Source: ki.varbi.com