17 algorithm-development Fellowship research jobs at UCL; in Ireland-University-Ranking-2024
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Applications are invited for a Research Fellow in Optical Biomedical Instrumentation Development to join the Department of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering at University College London
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developing/adapting computational models or algorithms to analyse biological data, and experience with single cell or spatial omics datasets or knowledge of cancer biology would be an advantage. What we offer
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About us Ben Miller’s research group at UCL’s London Centre for Nanotechnology develops quantum-sensing approaches for biological applications with a particular interest in nanoparticle probes and
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rare opportunity to work across the complete development chain of a medical device: from designing the sensors, through the readout electronics and data analysis, to integrating the system with robotic
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crucial insights for decision-makers in both policy and industry. The group focuses on three core areas: analysing big data to understand the drivers of shipping emissions, developing models and frameworks
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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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an opportunity for an experienced epidemiologist or data scientist to undertake high impact novel research, run a multi-disciplinary research project and develop specialist expertise and experience w
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McCann’s Gut Development and Repair Group at UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health. Funded through the MRC Developmental Pathway Funding Scheme, this three-year post will support development
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role The successful candidate will develop and evaluate AI-based spatio-temporal forecasting models for electricity demand at motorway EV charging hubs, integrating transport, charging, weather, and
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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