G2C::Press Releases

G2C had moved to Edinburgh University

Professor Seth Grant is pleased to announce his group has returned to Edinburgh University where he has been on the faculty since 1994.

The G2C Programme will continue its study of postsynaptic proteins in brain function and disease in the The Division of Clinical Neurosciences, School of Molecular and Clinical Medicine, College of Medicine & Veterinary Medicine based at the Chancellor's Building adjacent to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh in the Little France district of Edinburgh.

During the last few years the G2C team has identified key sets of human brain proteins that are responsible for a wide range of brain diseases.

Seth said "Understanding these proteins and their role in brain disease is a key objective in the coming years and will benefit from closer collaboration with Edinburgh groups in the outstanding setting of the Little France site".

The G2C lab will continue to take an integrated and multidisciplinary approach combining genomics, genetics and proteomics with animal and human studies, and brain evolution.

Edinburgh Collaborations

• Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences (CCBS)
• Edinburgh Brain And Tissue Banks

We are now recruiting

• Research Technician (Immunochemistry)
• Research Technician (Molecular Biology)
• Synapse Database Curator
• Bioinformatician/Programmer
• Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Cell Biology and Optogenetics)
• Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Molecular and Cell Biology)
• Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Biochemistry and Proteomics)

Please send your CV to g2c_admin@mlist.is.ed.ac.uk if you are interested in applying for a post.