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insectary and laboratory routines and procedures, under the limited supervision of your line manager. You will have daily interactions with a large team of postdocs, students, and research technicians within
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state-of-the-art facility supporting the Target Malaria programme, an international not-for-profit research consortium developing innovative genetic technologies to help reduce malaria transmission
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Infrastructure (FDRI) programme, a major five-year investment by the UK Government designed to enhance the UK's resilience to floods, droughts and other hydrological extremes through world-leading environmental
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/PostDocs), who have demonstrated competence in conducting cutting-edge research. The position is fully funded in the context of Dr. Francesco Belardinelli’s ARIA project Enforcing Safety in Cyber-Physical
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-disciplinary team. What we can offer you This role is part of the UK DRI at Imperial, and is based in the Department of Brain Sciences. Postdocs enjoy excellent career opportunities via the UK DRI Early Career
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your career at a world-leading institution and be part of our mission to use science for humanity. Access to state-of-the-art facilities, including significant high-performance computing resources
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must be educated to degree level or equivalent, and have a high level of computer literacy, including confidence in using Excel, and excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Whilst experience
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revolution in generative AI has been driven by the rapid growth in training and inference compute for Foundation Models (FMs). This scaling paradigm, however, is characterised by high energy demand, high
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Venture Manager, you will support the end-to-end delivery of the CDL Healthcare Robotics programme, from sourcing and selecting high-potential ventures to managing their progress through the programme. You
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Associate in Machine Learning for Protein Design will work on ProteinCAD, the computational protein-design tool of the CADMUS project , led by Dr James W. Murray at Imperial College London. CADMUS (Computer