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About us An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Research Assistant to join our FACE study research programme, which explores how the skin microbiome, skin barrier, and immune system interact in
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engineers through PhD and postdoctoral supervision. Key responsibilities include: Establishing and leading an internationally recognised research programme in computer engineering in one or more of: (i
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genetic or genomic datasets. Experience working with GWAS summary statistics or biobank-scale genetic datasets. Proficiency in programming languages, such as R and/or Python for statistical analysis
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: Professor Jernej Ule is seeking a Research Fellow to join a team working on the mechanisms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis caused by mutations in RNA binding proteins. Professor Ule’s research programme
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: Professor Jernej Ule is seeking a Research Fellow to join a team working on the mechanisms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis caused by mutations in RNA binding proteins. Professor Ule’s research programme
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: King’s Sanctuary Programme was formed in 2015 in response to the global issue for forced displacement. The programme leads on initiatives that create positive opportunities for people whose education and
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ventures. It aims to become the hub of all MedTech activity in London and the UK by building a strong ecosystem of all key stakeholders in the industry. About The Role The Programme Officer will provide
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ensuring consistent management and delivery of the new online MSc Applied AI. The programme is due for launch in January 2027 and is delivered with King’s Digital. The Programmes Manager will establish
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. The Wellcome Bioimaging project to accelerate cutting-edge bioimaging technology development, is a five-year cross-disciplinary programme, led by Professor Maddy Parsons from the School of Basic & Medical
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research programme, the first of its kind in the world, supported by Inkfish with £35M core funds over six years, starting in April 2025. It is a global study of 60,000 participants, including 20,000 mothers