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the Cover Letter, where applicants are required to specify which agenda they intend to pursue and how they plan to use the 12‑month appointment to meet the duties and responsibilities of the post. They must
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holder will be responsible for the design, development, optimisation and validation of advanced optical instrumentation and associated software platforms for both in vitro and in vivo applications
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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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, in-vivo diagnostic use. The post holder will work closely with clinical partners to define performance requirements, design experiments addre ssing key translational challenges for use in
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ithin an internationally leading Vision and Eyes research group. The post is funded by a research grant from the Medical Research Foundation. The successful candidate will be based within the Vision and
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for biological and diagnostic applications. The post is funded through the UK Quantum Biomedical Sensing (Q-BIOMED) Research Hub and involves collaboration with researchers in chemistry, physics and biomedicine
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to allow access to these powerful scientific platforms for device physics applications. About the role The post holder will be required to carry out research on charge transport in energy materials
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. The salary range for this post is £45,103 - £51,246 per annum (inclusive of London Allowance). Appointment at Grade 7 is dependent upon having been awarded a PhD. If this is not the case, initial appointment
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into adulthood, between children with Hirschsprung Disease and healthy peers. The salary offered in this post is £45,103 - £49,943 per annum and is funded until 30/09/2028 in the first instance. About you You will