4-Year full-time funded PhD position, mobility allowance

A four-year funded doctorate investigates how neuronal activity influences oligodendrocyte progenitor cells and adaptive myelination in healthy and diseased brains. Methods include lineage tracing, cell culture, optogenetics, chemogenetics, single-cell and spatial transcriptomics, human iPSC-derived cells and mouse behaviour. A mobility allowance is included, with an intended January 2027 start. Apply with a CV and three references using the contact on the employer page.

Master’s degree in neuroscience or a related subject, excellent academic record and good English. Relevant experimental research experience is valued.