225 postdoc-exercise-physiology positions at King's College London

Research Associate in Biomedical Engineering/Physiological Signal Processing​

: Human & Applied Physiological Sciences. Contact details:Caroline Jolley. [email protected] Location: Denmark Hill Campus. Category: Research. Job description We are seeking a highly motivated

Postdoc Research Associate in Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning and Foundation Models

innovative research in machine learning, reinforcement learning and multi-agent reinforcement learning. 5.       Ability to use Python (or any other programming languages) with strong coding skills. 6

Senior Lecturer or Lecturer (Academic Education Pathway), Advanced Practice Education (Maternity Leave Cover)

the interprofessional leadership team for the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice programme an established and highly evaluated programme. The MSc Advanced Clinical Practice supports healthcare professionals to progress

Postdoc Research Fellow in Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning and Foundation Models

innovative research in machine learning, reinforcement learning and multi-agent reinforcement learning. 5.       Ability to use Python (or any other programming languages) with strong coding skills. 6

Research Associate in Vascular Biology

& Sciences (SCMMS) provides an outstanding multi-disciplinary environment for the pursuit of cutting-edge cardiovascular and metabolic research. We study the fundamental molecular, cellular, and physiological

Research Associate in Human Neuroscience

: Human & Applied Physiological Sciences. Contact details:Ricci Hannah. [email protected] Location: Guy's Campus. Category: Research. Job Description This Academy of Medical Sciences-funded research

Research Assistant in the Division of Applied Technologies for Clinical Care

ability to learn to use new and unfamiliar software, as well as mainstream packages (e.g. Microsoft Access), to support data entry and analysis Good attention to detail and high standards of accuracy in all

Research Associate - Infectious Diseases

to cellular function. Thus, deformations of the nuclear envelope (NE) can be sensed either as physiological signals that will modulate tissue homeostasis or as detrimental perturbations that can lead to disease

Research Associate

excellent therapeutic target in asthma. The selected postdocs will use a biochemical, metabolism, and cell biology approach to identify the mechanisms that relay mechanical crowding into signaling that drives

Research Associate - Inflammation Biology

brings together three research groups and combines developmental biology, genetics and epigenetics, and cell biology. The successful candidate will study tissue and cells, make use of in vitro and in vivo