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, modeling, and prototyping of microwave analog computing. The successful candidate will design and prototype Microwave Linear Analog Computer (MiLAC) using non-reconfigurable and reconfigurable microwave
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We are seeking to hire a Research Assistant (Pre-Doc) to join the research group of Dr Giuliano Casale in the Department of Computing and the f-inference project. f-inference aims to shift from a
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, and distributed communication, which significantly increases their trusted computing base and attack surface, but also make any performance optimisation a challenge. The post will be based in the
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initiatives: supporting cohorts of Research Technical Champions and Research Technical Experience placements, organising events, and developing a programme to make research computing more visible through
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organisational skills and meticulous attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple parallel workstreams across a large, geographically distributed consortium Strong interpersonal skills and
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Microwave Analog Computing Apply now Job number ENG04071 Faculties Faculty of Engineering Departments Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Salary or Salary range £50,733 - £59,484 per
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Enterprise Lab’s activities including one-off events, workshops and programmes for our community of enterprising students, recent alumni, and post docs. This includes leading on our well-known flagship
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and characterisation of advanced bioelectronic devices and experimental platforms. The role will involve device development, system integration, electrophysiological and acoustic testing, signal
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Deputy and Lab Manager? This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in the leadership and day-to-day operation of Imperial's Human Anatomy Unit. Working closely with the Human Anatomy Unit
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cohorts of Research Technical Champions and Research Technical Experience placements, organising events, and developing a programme to make research computing more visible through small low-powered