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Post Doctoral Researcher / Senior Post Doctoral Researcher - School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology
research skills and competencies, the successful development of funding proposals and to interact in the supervision and mentorship of graduate students, in conjunction with an academic supervisor
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1 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company RCSI - Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Department Human Resources Research Field Medical sciences » Other Researcher Profile Established
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Post Doctoral Researcher / Senior Post Doctoral Researcher - School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology
skills and competencies, the successful development of funding proposals and to interact in the supervision and mentorship of graduate students, in conjunction with an academic supervisor. The Senior
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Post Doctoral Researcher / Senior Post Doctoral Researcher - School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology
competencies, the successful development of funding proposals and to interact in the supervision and mentorship of graduate students, in conjunction with an academic supervisor. The Senior Postdoctoral phase has
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interact to generate brain–body phenotypes, and how perturbations including chronic psychosocial stress, systemic inflammation and circadian disruption reshape communication across these systems
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to establish a new paradigm for understanding brain-body interactions. We are currently recruiting three Postdoctoral Researchers to join the Microbiota–Gut–Brain research programme led by Prof. John F. Cryan
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collaborations, integrating insights from law, policy, human-computer interaction, and industry practice. Administration/Management Carry out additional duties as may reasonably be required within the general
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immune function and microbe-immune interactions may contribute to recovery from infectious diseases. We are looking for an enthusiastic Immunologist to join our team as a postdoctoral researcher. At a
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that the composition and metabolic activity of the intestinal microbiota can impact immune function and microbe-immune interactions may contribute to recovery from infectious diseases. We are looking for an enthusiastic
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to establish a new paradigm for understanding brain-body interactions. We are currently recruiting three Postdoctoral Researchers to join the Microbiota–Gut–Brain research programme led by Prof. John F. Cryan