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London. In this role, you will lead the computational and bioinformatic research arm of Imperial’s contribution to the "Next-Gen Digestion" project. Rather than performing routine laboratory analyses, you
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and high-performing Linux computing services to support the Department’s teaching, research and administrative activities. You would work on maintaining and improving departmental infrastructure, with a
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budgets, procurement, contracts, contractor performance, quality, safety, risk, programme reporting and project records. Through clear executive reporting, business cases and investment recommendations, you
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Funded by the UK Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA) through its Massively Scalable Neurotechnology Programme, this Research Associate position will contribute to an ambitious
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the effective operation and development of the Department’s research laboratories and facilities. Working under the direction of the Research Support Manager, you will provide technical, operational and
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, organising events, and developing a programme to make research computing more visible through small low-powered computing clusters and related training materials. You will help to develop these schemes and
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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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health system that has looked, most high-risk patients never reach the recommended target. Some are undertreated, some are not taking the treatment they have been prescribed, and some simply do not respond
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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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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