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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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. These can be studied to identify disease pathophysiology and to test new treatments. Working in close collaboration with Professor Mariya Moosajee, the Post Doctoral Fellow will focus on the development
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of Political Science including academic, teaching, and research staff, professional services, and MPhil/PhD students (for an overview of our research, see https://www.ucl.ac.uk/drupal/site_political-science
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crucial insights for decision-makers in both policy and industry. The group focuses on three core areas: analysing big data to understand the drivers of shipping emissions, developing models and frameworks
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rare opportunity to work across the complete development chain of a medical device: from designing the sensors, through the readout electronics and data analysis, to integrating the system with robotic
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practices and policy. Further details about the International Centre for Intercultural Studies can be found at https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ioe/departments-and-centres/centres/international-centre-intercultural
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Social and Historical Sciences. For more information see www.ucl.ac.uk/about This Post is for a Research fellow joining the UNESCO Chair in Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience Engineering team, https
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Fellow to join an exciting interdisciplinary research programme. This is a unique opportunity to investigate mechanisms of cancer dormancy and develop predictive models of late recurrence in oestrogen
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healthcare. About the role The post will contribute to the 12-month POLARIS-AI OASIS pump-priming project, developing AI methods for advanced endoscopic imaging, with polarisation-resolved endoscopy as the
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economy. Led by the University of Kent and funded by a £12.4M BBSRC/UKRI award,the Hub brings together academic and industry partners, including UCL, to develop sustainable solutions for metal extraction