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research programme led by Professor Alison Noble. This exciting and ambitious research aims to develop new AI for shared human-AI decision-making in healthcare imaging. This post focuses on bridging theory
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, pharmacology, genomics and multi-omics, as well as growing methods in advanced analytics of health data e.g. machine learning to improve human health with a focus on therapeutics. These posts will work alongside
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expected to have strong experience with human iPSC neuronal and glial cells (preferably in the context of neurodegeneration) and have prior experience with lipid biology. In this role, you will be
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of Cambridge ALBORADA Drug Discovery Institute. This exciting opportunity will enable the post-doctoral scientist to apply advanced human iPSC-derived cellular models to investigate how innate immune signalling
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across the Centre for Human Genetics and the Mathematical Institute, you will collaborate with leading mathematicians, computational biologists, experimental scientists and clinicians to develop innovative
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. Candidates must be able to demonstrate their eligibility to work in the UK in accordance with the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006. Where required, this may include entry clearance or continued
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specific clinical presentations. You will use cutting-edge technologies, including functional studies on neuronal and muscle stem cells and human organoids. RNA sequencing and other omics technologies will
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for large-scale corporate transformations. The programme pursues a multi-level understanding of the human experience of transformation engaging with participants across an organisation’s workforce at a
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investigating how microglia respond to challenges in brain organoid models. This will involve developing and applying advanced human iPSC-derived microglia–enriched cortical organoid models to investigate how
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together with evidence of having collaborated with both wet and dry lab researchers to complete a project. You will demonstrate experience handling and dissociating human tissues including skin as well as in