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the Early Life Imaging team. The post will be based at the St Thomas’ Hospital campus and the postholder will be responsible for pregnant participant recruitment and follow-up for advanced magnetic
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or job-sharing arrangements. The Role We are looking for a talented and motivated Image Analyst to join the UK Human Functional Genomics Initiative based in the Data Coordination Centre (DCC) at
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neuroimaging and psychopharmacology. Our multidisciplinary teams combine expertise in neuroscience, psychiatry, imaging, and pharmacology to explore how drugs and psychiatric conditions influence brain function
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and evaluation of the developed methods using relevant imaging datasets and downstream computer vision tasks. This appointment is subject to UCL Terms and Conditions of Service for Research and
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effective? The project is aimed at technical innovations in computational physics and computer vision (sensing, camera calibration, depth estimation, tracking and visualisation) to enable real-time tissue
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Cholangitis (PBC). The postholder will lead mitochondrial functional studies in primary human liver cells, working closely with specialists in liver immunology, regulatory T cells, imaging and bioinformatics
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to September 2031 Closing date: 20th October 2026 There are 2 positions available Background Vasculogenic mimicry (VM) is the process by which tumour cells imitate blood vessels allowing tumours to grow far
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techniques. The postholder will contribute specialist expertise in the acquisition, processing and interpretation of EBSD datasets and will help expand the use of these techniques within ongoing research
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, with opportunities to lead analyses, develop new expertise and contribute to high-impact scientific publications, and must have: A PhD, or equivalent research experience, in computer sciences
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using techniques such as X-ray micro-computed tomography and X-ray Absorption Near Edge Structure (XANES). You will also undertake laboratory-based imaging and develop analytical workflows to process and