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a 8 fs laser setup and generate structural light from it. You will work collaboratively within the team at Imperial College. You will hold a PhD in Physics (or a closely related quantitative
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Applications are invited for a Research Fellow in Optical Biomedical Instrumentation Development to join the Department of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering at University College London
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science LCN and UCL Physics and Astronomy are at the forefront of research into complexity in materials science, particularly in the area of emergent properties in strongly correlated systems. Particularly
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expertise in MRI physics, obstetrics, placental biology, biomedical engineering, mathematics, computer science and artificial intelligence. The team includes researchers from the University of Nottingham
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, project lead, at [email protected] Next steps in the recruitment process It is anticipated that the selection process will take place in the week commencing 5th October. This will consist
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expertise in MRI physics, obstetrics, placental biology, biomedical engineering, mathematics, computer science and artificial intelligence. The team includes researchers from the University of Nottingham
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of bioelectrochemical systems, electrochemical engineering, resource recovery and sustainable battery recycling. The project aims to translate a laboratory-validated lithium recovery process into a continuous-flow
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of bioelectrochemical systems, electrochemical engineering, resource recovery and sustainable battery recycling. The project aims to translate a laboratory-validated lithium recovery process into a continuous-flow
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leading academic institutions with expertise spanning quantitative PET imaging, image reconstruction, physics, artificial intelligence, and data analysis, alongside industrial partners developing next
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role, please contact the DPIR HR Team at [email protected] . All enquiries will be treated in strict confidence and will not form part of the selection decision. Application Process