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& Health Informatics. With over 100 Principal Investigators, our research spans development from childhood to old age, encompassing basic research through to the development and implementation of treatments
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, computer science and engineering. We deliver a wide-ranging portfolio of undergraduate and masters degrees, to around 4,500 students. About the role This is an exciting opportunity to lead and shape
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opportunity to lead the Archives at King’s and develop sector-leading professional practice that embraces new technology alongside an ethical and inclusive approach. Candidates should be able to demonstrate
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uncertainty quantification via conformal prediction. You’ll contribute to open-source projects, extending tools like MONAI for the computational pathology community, and support the data science team in
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& Engineering Sciences (NMES) is a vibrant faculty based in the heart of London with a long tradition of world-leading research and teaching in physics, mathematics, chemistry, informatics and engineering. About
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building and conference travel. We also offer a comprehensive and inclusive development programme. We are deeply committed to inclusion, diversity, and the wellbeing of our staff and students. Our dedication
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. In this role, you will build a research programme in an area of child and adolescent mental health, developing studies and applying methodologies that complement the department’s vibrant
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Job id: 119867. Salary: £44,355 - £46,671 per annum, including London Weighting Aloowance. Posted: 14 July 2025. Closing date: 18 August 2025. Business unit: Social Science & Public Policy
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programme, training and development opportunities and much more. All of our staff benefit from a generous pension contribution as well. As part of King’s hybrid working, all team members can work remotely for
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of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Sciences is a cutting-edge research and teaching School dedicated to development, translation and clinical application within medical imaging and computational modelling