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. The Department of Chemical Engineering is seeking a Research Associate to investigate the design of biocontrollers to advance the applications of synthetic biology in biomedicine, agriculture and environment. Dr
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carried out under the Royal Academy of Engineering funded Senior Research Fellowship programme. The Research Associate will join a highly collaborative and multidisciplinary team within the Subsurface CO2
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to working together to conduct high-quality work that makes a real difference to our clients and stakeholders worldwide. The successful applicant will have an especially strong engineering background
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computer science with previous experience in cardiac image segmentation and motion analysis. This post is part of a 4-year NIH program in a partnership between Imperial College London and Brigham and Women’s
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community. The consortium brings together experts across AI and both experimental and computational chemistry and this Hub will promote connectivity of the broader community, training, networking, as
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entrepreneurial ideas from our talented science, engineering, medicine and business students. This role is part of a shift pattern (Monday-Friday (approximately; 10:00-14:15) You will be part of a creative
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across Imperial College and other universities. Candidates with masters-level education in molecular, cellular and/or cancer biology are invited to apply. The College is supportive of flexible working
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for autonomous monitoring of biodiversity[1] . The post is hosted in the Ecosystem Sensing lab in Imperial-X / Department of Life Sciences, led by Dr. Sarab Sethi (www.imperial.ac.uk/people/sarab.sethi
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are looking to recruit a talented, pro-active and enthusiastic Research Associate in Data Science/ Biostatistics to join our program of research funded by the NIHR Imperial Biomedical Research Centre (BRC
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. Applications are invited for a Research Associate position in the Department of Chemistry, based at our state-of-the-art research facilities at Imperial College London White City campus. The project is funded by