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The University of Oxford is seeking an experienced Post Doctoral Research Scientist to join our laboratory team in the Radcliffe Department of Medicine (RDM) Division of Cardiovascular Medicine. RDM
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disease. Together with other members of the team, the post-holder will design parallel tasks for rodents and humans and apply comparable analytical approaches to data across species. Cell and circuit
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to have significant academic and policy impact, and high visibility. The post offers an exceptional environment for academic growth, interdisciplinary collaboration, and meaningful engagement with one
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take responsibility for the planning, execution and analysis of high-quality research, ensuring the validity and reliability of data at all times and will maintain ongoing scientific discussion with
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. The post is funded by the EPSRC’s Centre to Centre (C2C) Grant, “Mobile Robotic Inspector: Learning to Explore and Manipulate in the Real World” and is fixed-term of 24 months duration. The project will
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research aims to develop new AI for shared human-AI decision-making in healthcare imaging. This post is focused on AI-assisted ultrasound guidance building on the group’s prior work on video and multi
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modern privacy-enhancing technologies (e.g. based upon synthetic data or using formal differential privacy guarantees) impact research integrity and reproducibility. This is an exciting line of research
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molecular evolution, particularly in viruses with epidemic and pandemic potential, as well as those with significant implications for plant and animal health. This post is part of a Wellcome Trust-funded
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technologies have exploded in recent years, generating multi-dimensional data from millions of cells and thousands of molecular features. Understanding these data and harnessing their insights remains an ongoing
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Reporting to Associate Professor James Bryson, the post holder will be a member of the Planetary Magnetism research group with the responsibility of carrying out research as part of the UKRI