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. The work will develop new methods for generating privacy-preserving data that remain useful for the operational decisions ultimately made from them, rather than treating data generation and decision making
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. ISO 13485, ISO 14971, IEC 60601, UK MDR) is desirable, as well as experience of applying signal processing or machine learning methods to physiological or sensor data. Application details: Applications
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acquisition tools, signal processing methods and advanced data analytics. The successful candidate will also develop computational models of light transport in biological tissues, including Monte Carlo-based
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analysis of large, complex healthcare datasets alongside experience of writing papers for peer-reviewed journals. It is essential that candidates have a strong working knowledge of research methods in
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healthcare. About the role The post will contribute to the 12-month POLARIS-AI OASIS pump-priming project, developing AI methods for advanced endoscopic imaging, with polarisation-resolved endoscopy as the
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equivalent research experience. You will have a strong foundation in epidemiological and statistical research methods, with demonstrable experience in analysing longitudinal data and working with large-scale
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uncertainty over environment states and preferences over possible states, and whether these representations can be reliably extracted, evaluated and manipulated. The role combines interpretability methods
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About us Professor John Morton’s group at the London Centre for Nanotechnology develops novel methods and devices for spin resonance and quantum sensing, with applications spanning materials science
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, antibody modification or antibody-fragment characterisation, including SDS-PAGE and ELISA or closely related methods. Application processs As part of your application, please ensure that you include