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Applications are invited for a Research Fellow in Optical Biomedical Instrumentation Development to join the Department of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering at University College London
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sensitive optical detection. The group brings together materials chemistry, spin physics and biological experimentation. Current projects explore organic sensing materials and fluorescent nanodiamonds
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equivalent qualification (or be nearing completion thereof) in Physics/Optical Engineering or another subject relevant to the study, development and/or application of topological photonic materials; proven
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equivalent qualification (or be nearing completion thereof) in Physics/Optical Engineering or another subject relevant to the study, development and/or application of topological photonic materials; proven
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equivalent qualification (or be nearing completion thereof) in Physics/Optical Engineering or another subject relevant to the study, development and/or application of topological photonic materials; proven
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, biochemistry and, increasingly, biomedicine. We are appointing a Research Fellow to develop quantum sensors based on optically readable spin defects (such as nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond) and translate
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) for treatment of severe coronary calcification, guided by optical coherence tomography (OCT) in the UK. The study commenced enrolment in Q4 2025 and recruitment is anticipated to run for 2years, with one-year
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on stripline beam position monitors. An electro-optical read-out system is under study aiming at measuring the intrabunch motion with the adequate time and position resolution. The role holder would carry out
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to develop a rapid, highly sensitive test for early-stage bladder cancer. The multidisciplinary project involves developing methods to increase the specificity of an optical biosensor to detect bladder