CIRCADIAN MENTAL HEALTH NETWORK
Circadian Mental Health Network Conference 2025
Circadian Mental Health Network 2025: Early Career Researcher Talks and Posters
Would you like to share your research with the research community?
The Network is now open to expressions of interest from Early Career Researchers working in the fields of mental health, sleep and circadian rhythms.
You can submit a proposal to present a poster or an oral presentation.
You also have to opportunity to apply for up to £500 to support your travel and accommodation for the conference
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Circadian Mental Health Network Conference 2025, 6th June 2025, The University of Edinburgh
Opportunities
Throughout our network, we have many opportunities for all interests and career stages. These include job posts, training and other opportunities.
You can find more information about these opportunities below.
Job posts
CircadiAgeing: Clock excitability, circadian rhythms and healthy ageing.
The successful applicant will help test is the membrane and molecular clock become synergistically weaker during the lifespan compromising circadian rhythms and the individual’s health during ageing. This predicts that disrupted molecular and membrane clocks significantly contribute to ageing. In contrast to previous studies that are limited to certain aspects of the clocks, this will help address how the clock works as a whole spanning multiple levels from mathematical models to whole organisms across their lifetime.
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Wellcome Trust funded GW4 CAT PhD Programme for Health Professionals
The Wellcome Trust-funded GW4-CAT HP Programme gives exceptional early career health professionals and veterinary graduates the chance to undertake interdisciplinary PhD training at the Universities of Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter.
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Bioclocks UK Coordinator
University of Leicester
BioClocks are looking for a coordinator to take the chronobiology message out to different stakeholders, and a range of groups. This position is funded by the BBSRC for 5 years. The successful candidate should have research experience in chronobiology or related disciple, and be a confident, and outgoing communicator.
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Post-doctoral FellowTechnical University of Munich
A Postdoctoral Fellow in Behavioural Data Science position is available in the Assistant Professorship of Chronobiology & Health, part of an international research unit led by Prof. Dr. Manuel Spitschan.
This position is available in the Wellcome Trust-funded AMBIENT-BD project. The Postdoctoral Fellow will develop, pilot, and evaluate a conversational agent (chatbot) for data collection in patients and control participants.
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Hume PhD Scholarship
Maynooth University
The SleepTimeData PhD project will use novel radar-based technology for the long-term sleep monitoring of individuals with a neuropsychiatric or neurodevelopmental conditions. The project will use a combination of analytical approaches, including quantitative analysis of sleep data, psychometrics and qualitative assessment of participants’ experiences. This comprehensive approach aims to drive innovative advances in sleep data analytics to advance our understanding of mental health challenges.
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MSc Research
Bristol University
This is a self-funded MScR in the Hodge lab in Bristol University. The project will be focused on determining the genetic and circadian basis of bipolar disorder using Drosophila.
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Applications open year round
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