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development of quantitative methodology as applied to mental health research. We have significant national and international collaborations, and our research has growing impact into all areas of medicine
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body of research outputs and the level of thought leadership and development towards independence required to be competitive as a future research leader. To secure a fellowship you will need to design a
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. The Department has been a major force in the development of quantitative methodology as applied to mental health research. We have significant national and international collaborations, and our research has
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. The Department has been a major force in the development of quantitative methodology as applied to mental health research. We have significant national and international collaborations, and our research has
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Neuroscience, the UK DRI at King’s undertakes innovative cellular, molecular and translational research to advance our understanding of neurodegeneration and develop new therapeutic approaches. About the role
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Neuroscience, the UK DRI at King’s undertakes innovative cellular, molecular and translational research to advance our understanding of neurodegeneration and develop new therapeutic approaches. About the role
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to join the Breast Cancer Now programme at King’s College London and contribute to the development of a first-in-human immune priming platform trial in breast cancer. The post holder will be report
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patients in South East London and beyond. About PharosAI PharosAI offers a unique cancer AI product development ecosystem for drug discovery and clinical applications, democratising access to data, AI assets
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translation and impact, as well as the ability to consult across the university to assess need and explore options for developing a coordinated programme of support. This is a full-time post (35 hours per week
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. The Wellcome Bioimaging project to accelerate cutting-edge bioimaging technology development, is a five-year cross-disciplinary programme, led by Professor Maddy Parsons from the School of Basic & Medical