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About Us A 3-year PhD-fellowship is available at the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences at King's College London. This position is part of the Cardiovascular Digital Twin network
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University of Bordeaux, France (2 months): advanced mathematical and computational modelling techniques. King's College London, United Kingdom (2 months): population-based anatomical modelling and ECGi
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three universities / develop cutting-edge stochastic multiscale models for biology and ecology / supportive entry-level role with strong mentoring Join our multidisciplinary team to shape new mathematical
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research staff, in a fast-paced, dynamic environment Required Qualifications* Graduate PhD degree in Bioinformatics, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Genomics and Genetics, or related Data Sciences also
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of PhD submission. Strong scientific programming skills in Python. Knowledge of mathematical models of biological systems and numerical methods for differential equations. Experience developing and
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, The Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Computer science, Electrical engineering and Mathematical sciences has a vacancy for a PhD research fellow position (3 years). About the position
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) statistics and data science Experience with mathematical modelling (e.g., linear algebra, linear models methodologies) Demonstrated programming skills in C/C++, Python, R or comparable languages. Experience
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from the principal investigator, you will conduct independent research to model adaptive oncogenesis and determine how age-related changes in the breast tissue microenvironment create selective pressures
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are provided in Arts and Humanities, Built Environment, Brain Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Education, Laws, Life Sciences, Mathematical & Physical Sciences, Medical Sciences, Population Health Sciences and
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the University of Oxford Required Qualifications PhD in statistics, computer science, computational biology, genetics, applied mathematics, or a related quantitative field is required Proof of degree