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for study participants—providing a high standard of care and communication throughout their involvement. The role also involves maintaining accurate and timely data entry into clinical and research databases
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an outstanding environment in which to develop machine learning tools and engage with an interdisciplinary community of researchers with an interest in AI for healthcare. The post holder will have opportunities
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: Essential criteria An MSc or MRes in Forensic Science. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Familiarity with standard molecular biology techniques. Knowledge of how DNA methylation analysis can be
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candidate will work on the UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship Project –Total Communication Technologies to Support Accessible Communication (TACT), led by Dr Timothy Neate (see tactproject.uk). About the Project
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Thomas' Hospital, alongside immunologists and bioinformaticians. We are looking for a motivated individual with strong communication skills and a genuine enthusiasm for translational immunology research
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Campus in London. The Centre for Data Futures , established in 2024, pioneers participatory infrastructure across the entire AI lifecycle. We envision a future where communities actively shape the AI
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criteria Excellent communication skills Experience with student supervision Expertise in biophysical methods for characterising protein interactions (e.g. MST, ITC). Experience in cell biology and molecular
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Irving, gastroenterology specialist at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital, alongside immunologists and bioinformaticians. We are looking for a motivated individual with strong communication skills and a genuine
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support-seeking participants with psychosis. Knowledge of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) in clinical trials and knowledge of Research Governance Frameworks. Excellent verbal and written communication skills
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research community is dedicated to understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and frontotemporal dementia (FTD). As part of the Department of Basic and Clinical