We are searching for a motivated post-doctoral researcher to develop ASO-based therapies for ALS and frontotemporal dementia, targeting the UNC13A cryptic splicing event we recently discovered. Mammalian cell culture experience is essential; experience with human iPSCs, ASO technologies and animal models is preferable.

We invite applicants with experience growing iPSCs and following differentiation protocols to apply for this position. Responsibilities may additionally include performing experiments with iPSC-derived neurons, such as confocal microscopy-based analysis of protein localisation and PCR-based analysis of splicing and gene expression.

We are searching for a motivated research assistant to help with wet lab experiments. The applicant must have experience with cloning, PCR and ideally western blotting and mammalian cell culture.