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and other funding schemes. You will take responsibility for a portfolio of awards, managing activity throughout the scholarship lifecycle – from promotion and application processing through to
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that will transform outcomes for men with prostate cancer across the world. The post-holder will directly contribute to the collection, processing, storage and dispatch of tissue and blood samples
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South Kensington Campus - Hybrid Contract type work pattern Annualised Hours - Part time Fixed term Posting End Date 26 Oct 2026 About the role The Communications and Signal Processing Group at Imperial
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well as to allow video information to be shared for both marketing, analytics and editorial purposes. By accepting optional cookies, you consent to the processing of your personal data - including
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the UK and abroad. (Some relevant publications from the team DOI: 10.1126/science.aar8313 , https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.79890 , https://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-025-08326-y , DOI: 10.1126
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/ beamforming, post signal/image processing , and simulation ) , computing and handling large datasets would be desirable. You will be expected to play an active role in the group
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university policy. In addition, you will engage with academics and department staff with the reconciliation, claiming and invoicing of research awards, along with processing of HR paperwork. You will work
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ensures timely and accurate processing of essential research-related agreements. What you would be doing In this role, you will: Review and process standardised contract templates and low-risk agreements
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handling Support data acquisition, processing and quality control using relevant software platforms Contribute to the day-to-day running and organisation of the laboratory Provide technical support and
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biomolecular science. Experience in proteomics or mass spectrometry is not required; candidates with strong backgrounds in computational physics, statistical physics, machine learning, signal processing, inverse