Postdoctoral fellow within Microglia–Neural Circuit Interactions in Memory and Disease
Lund University
Two-year full-time postdoctoral position studying microglia and neural circuits in memory and disease.
The application window for this cycle has ended. The programme page tracks the next cycle.
Source visited 30 Aug 2026 (UTC). A source visit does not establish every employment term or confirm that applications remain open.
- Reviewed evidence is not available for: deadline, employment terms, requirements, application link, compensation.
Vacancy terms
- Career stage
- Postdoctoral fellow (employee)
- Employment type
- Not stated
- Contract
- Not stated
- Contract ends
- Not stated
- Original contract term
- Full-time fixed-term employment of two years initially with possibility of extension.
- Schedule
- Full time
- Workplace
- Not stated
- FTE
- Not stated
- Salary
- Monthly salary (currency not stated)
- Department or school
- Not stated
- Posted
- 1 Jul 2026
Responsibilities
- Lead independent research projects
- Perform imaging and behavioral experiments
- Analyze neuronal and microglial activity datasets
Qualifications and requirements
Qualifications
- PhD in neuroscience
- In vivo calcium imaging experience
- Microglia or neuroimmune experience
- FELASA B or equivalent
Requirements
No additional structured requirements were captured.
Documents and steps
Documents
- Personal letter
- CV
- Degree certificate
- Relevant supporting documents
Steps
Review the official vacancy
Apply through the university careers system
Sources behind this vacancy
The captured excerpts show support for particular claims. Review status and confidence are shown separately from the date the source was visited. Confirm current terms with the employer.
No public evidence excerpt is available yet. Use the linked official source to confirm every material claim.
Published revision history
Historical revisions are loaded only when you ask for them, which keeps normal page views lightweight.
Postdoctoral fellow within Microglia–Neural Circuit Interactions in Memory and Disease
Use the enduring programme page to check for a verified newer cycle. A closed vacancy never implies that another round is open.
Programme overview and cycle history