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17th April 2024
The Roberts lab is a behavioural neuroscience lab using cutting-edge methods to examine the prefrontal control of negative and positive emotion and its contribution to the multi-dimensional nature of anxiety and depression. These methods include chemogenetics, neuroimaging, wireless recordings of cardiovascular activity, pharmacology and sophisticated cognitive testing.
A newly funded 5-year Wellcome Trust grant is focusing on the neurodevelopment of prefrontal circuits of relevance to depression. We are looking for an intellectually curious and highly motivated postdoc to join a collaborative, like-minded group of researchers.
Further information
The post is based in a well-resourced, state of the art facility within the University of Cambridge with dedicated MRI/PET scanning facilities. Applicants should either have, or shortly be awarded, a PhD in neuroscience or related disciplines. Previous experience in behavioural neuroscience and in particular, neuroimaging is highly desirable.
You will need to submit a CV, motivation letter detailing why you want to be part of this project and how this post will be a good stepping-stone for your career. We also need the contact details for two people who can provide a professional reference. We aim to hold Zoom interviews for shortlisted candidates within the first 2 weeks of February, 2022.
Contact details
For further particulars please contact Professor Angela Roberts (acr4@cam.ac.uk)