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research activities, design and build electrode processing machinery, assemble lithium ion batteries, and test battery performance. At Research Associate level: to carry out the research programme in
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activities. As a Computer Support Officer (Help Desk), you will provide friendly, responsive first-line IT support to staff, students and visitors. You will help resolve a wide range of technical issues, build
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The Department of Surgery and Cancer at Imperial College London seeks to appoint a Clinical Associate Professor in Spinal Surgery providing an outstanding opportunity to join a world-leading team
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” for processing and memorising information. To accelerate adoption, we will retrofit state-of-the-art open-weight FMs into adaptive variants. In the first year of the project, we have already successfully released
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Aided Design of Materials for Universal Synthesis) is an ambitious UK research consortium from Imperial College London, the University of Sheffield and Change Bio, funded through the UK’s Advanced
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function as a coherent programme rather than as parallel projects. Day to day, you will chair consortium meetings, facilitate the weekly, biweekly and monthly catch-up meetings between all cohorts
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and plan your own scientific work with appropriate supervision You will appropriately process and store clinicalsamples You will have a knowledge and abide by conditions of the ethical approvals
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function as a coherent programme rather than as parallel projects. Day to day, you will chair consortium meetings, facilitate the weekly, biweekly and monthly catch-up meetings between all cohorts
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transcriptomic analysis and DNA sequencing, including molecular workflows and bioinformatic analysis of genomic and gene expression data are highly desirable, though not essential. Demonstrable experience in
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‘big data’ - such Imaging Mass Cytometry, Spatial Transcriptomics, Second Harmonic Generation Microscopy data, NGS data, other ‘omics data and/or knowledge ofpublic bioinformatics resources