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AI-assisted proof engineering. The position is part of an ARIA-funded collaboration between EPFL and Imperial College London whose goal is to build a formally-verified ML inference engine
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from Imperial College London, University of Bristol and Durham University. The successful applicant will work within a multidisciplinary team of electrochemists, material scientists, composite engineers
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Description The position is funded within the DOMMINO project, a bilateral research collaboration between ICMAB-CSIC and Imperial College London aimed at generating fundamental knowledge for the development
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Programme Grant project called “Electrical Composites” (EleComp) that involves eleven academics from Imperial College London, University of Bristol and Durham University. The successful applicant will work
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College London. The project will investigate how extracellular matrix cues regulate lung immunity and stromal cell behaviour during fibrotic progression. We are particularly interested in how strain-induced
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We are seeking an experienced Research Assistant with strong data analysis skills to join an exciting Breakthrough T1D-funded research programme led by the Misra Group at Imperial College London
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data-driven analysis. The ultimate goal will be to better comprehend the link between developability, affinity and functionality. You will build and screen antibody and nanobody libraries, plan and run
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) at Imperial College London, and contributing to the research programme of the Transport Strategy Centre (TSC). The post forms part of a funded research agenda aimed at advancing the scientific understanding and
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candidate will join a five-year EPSRC Programme Grant project called “Electrical Composites” (EleComp) that involves eleven academics from Imperial College London, University of Bristol and Durham University
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The grants are in collaboration with the experimental groups of Prof Simon Cornish (Durham) and Prof Michael Tarbutt (Imperial College London), together with many-body physicists in London and Birmingham. We