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the areas of innovation management, the creation and growth of technology-intensive organisations, business analytics, and entrepreneurship. The research undertaken at the UCL School of Management has been
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Applicants must have a PhD in Epidemiology, Health Informatics or Applied Data Science, and an a high level of relevant postdoctoral research experience in applied health research, good experience of data
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, including Professor Vijay Chudasama’s group in UCL Chemistry. The London Centre for Nanotechnology (LCN) is an interdisciplinary enterprise between University College London, King’s College London and
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(UCL). The successful candidate will join the internationally renowned Biomedical Optics Research Laboratory (BORL) and work within the research programme led by Professor Ilias Tachtsidis, who leads
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research, and teaching across UCL Energy Institute , UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering , UCL Institute for Sustainable Heritage , and UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources . The UCL
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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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, interpretability and cognitive modelling of language models. The group is part of the UCL ELLIS Unit and has links to the UCL AI Centre and UCL Computer Science. About the role The postholder will carry out original
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About us The Division of Biosciences at UCL is one of the world's foremost centres for research and teaching in the biological sciences. You will join the Computational Cancer Biology Group led by
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hold a MSc qualification (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline such as epidemiology, statistics, public health, health informatics, data science or demography, alongside a doctoral degree or
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presence aimed at educating the public and bringing transparency to this emerging science. The Q-BIOMED Hub is led by UCL, supported by £24 million from UKRI and the NIHR, and brings together academic