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applicant will take a lead role in data science and epidemiology for this newly funded multi-disciplinary project grant for early detection of cancer called the Cancer Loyalty Card Study-2 (CLOCS-2
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requirements You must be medically qualified with registration at the General Medical Council and have experience of conducting both clinical and scientific research. Highly- motivated , well organised and able
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. Willingness to work in a highly dynamic & interdisciplinary team of technical, medical and human-centered engineering experts Further information The Imperial jobs site will be temporarily unavailable from
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ground-breaking research studies. These projects involve working within multi-disciplinary clinical and research groups such as imaging, pathology, engineering and molecular biology. The post will also
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computer science with previous experience in cardiac image segmentation and motion analysis. This post is part of a 4-year NIH program in a partnership between Imperial College London and Brigham and Women’s
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drives and their validation in transgenic insects. Transmission Zero involves international partners including the Ifakara Health Institute and the National Institute of Medical Research in Tanzania, as
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Institute of Medical Research in Tanzania, as well as the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (https://www.transmissionzero.org/ ). During its seven years of operation, the programme has already
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for autonomous monitoring of biodiversity[1] . The post is hosted in the Ecosystem Sensing lab in Imperial-X / Department of Life Sciences, led by Dr. Sarab Sethi (www.imperial.ac.uk/people/sarab.sethi
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. Applications are invited for a Research Associate position in the Department of Chemistry, based at our state-of-the-art research facilities at Imperial College London White City campus. The project is funded by
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are looking to recruit a talented, pro-active and enthusiastic Research Associate in Data Science/ Biostatistics to join our program of research funded by the NIHR Imperial Biomedical Research Centre (BRC