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Job summary Imperial College London's National Heart and Lung Institute seeks a Bioengineering Researcher Engineer to join the Cardiac Electro-Mechanics Research Group (www.cemrg.com). This role
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the project and engage in meetings and presentations within the project and beyond. Essential requirements Those appointed at Research Associate level Hold a PhD (or equivalent) in Engineering (Aeronautics
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required to complete timesheets for your work on projects in a timely manner. Essential requirements Research Associate: PhD in Design Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials, or a closely related
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such as Zenodo. Essential requirements Hold a PhD in Engineering or a closely related field, Practical experience in either laboratory element testing in soil mechanics or physical model testing in soil
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Geotechnics Section , a dynamic geotechnical research group, with research and teaching activities that focus on both fundamental and applied aspects of soil mechanics, geotechnical engineering, and engineering
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. Imperial College London's National Heart and Lung Institute seeks a Bioengineering Researcher Engineer to join the Cardiac Electro-Mechanics Research Group (www.cemrg.com). This role involves data
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Geotechnics Section , a dynamic geotechnical research group, with research and teaching activities that focus on both fundamental and applied aspects of soil mechanics, geotechnical engineering, and engineering
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, to bridge the knowledge gap between genomic associations and disease mechanisms. Our vision is to mechanistically define the functional impact of PTM variants within the rare disease cohort of Genomics
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, to bridge the knowledge gap between genomic associations and disease mechanisms. Our vision is to mechanistically define the functional impact of PTM variants within the rare disease cohort of Genomics
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, to bridge the knowledge gap between genomic associations and disease mechanisms. Our vision is to mechanistically define the functional impact of PTM variants within the rare disease cohort of Genomics