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the Diabetes Theme within the School of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine & Sciences at King’s College London. The project will use information from our spatial transcriptomic analysis of human fetal
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, adhering to timelines and project milestones Experimental Research: Conduct gene editing experiments on human and mouse fetal haematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) to develop prenatal therapies for Sickle Cell
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the Diabetes Theme within the School of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine & Sciences at King’s College London. The project will use information from our spatial transcriptomic analysis of human fetal
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barriers to inclusion through the delivery of both a course of individual development and sponsorship to women and people from minoritised ethnic groups (THRIVE@KCL), and a course for those who will act as
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recruitment and retention Help ensure protocol adherence and help with ethics and R&D amendments as required Work closely with collaborators on the Developing Human Connectome team at the Centre for the
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clinicians face in identifying the ideal ‘target’ to ablate. Here, we aim to further develop, and clinically validate, a novel in-silico tool that uses patient imaging data to reconstruct personalised ‘digital
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barriers to inclusion through the delivery of both a course of individual development and sponsorship to women and people from minoritised ethnic groups (THRIVE@KCL), and a course for those who will act as
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of research and administrative demands and deadlines Be aware of the risks in the work environment and their potential impact on own work and that of others To act with sensitivity and considers the needs
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Job id: 084069. Salary: £37,332 - £42,099 per annum, including London Weighting Allowance. Posted: 07 February 2024. Closing date: 26 February 2024. Business unit: Human Resources. Department
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strict confidentiality of any patient/family/staff information and work within the terms of the Data Protection Act. Participate in departmental staff meetings, researchers' seminars and development