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therapies and clinical trials. Your responsibilities will include: processing FASTQ and BAM/CRAM files, and producing variant call files, generating input data for AI tools and implementing secure
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methods, signal processing techniques, and comparison with alternative detection technologies. ii. Support design and development of NQR prototype, including system architecture, component selection, and
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industry. Our aim is to shine new light on manufacturing processes and products through developing best-in class 3D imaging. Specifically we will exploit and further develop new and upgraded beamlines
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during routine medical imaging. This reduces reliance on invasive biopsies and accelerates diagnostic processes. Beyond classification, the platform combines multimodal inputs to provide personalized
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at University Park Campus and you will have a unique opportunity to undertake the characterisation of cancer cells and tissue using GHz acoustic imaging and characterisation techniques. A key aspect of your role
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collaboration with Industry to develop a prototype gas adsorption rig for CO2 capture applications. About the role The post holder will develop a prototype adsorption-based system for CO2 capture. The candidate
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Institute is Europe’s largest biomedical research institute under one roof. Our world-class scientists and staff collaborate on vital research to help prevent, diagnose and treat illnesses such as cancer
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We are pleased to advertise three new posts providing an exciting opportunity to join the world-leading biomedical imaging research group at the Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre (SPMIC
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voltammetry, to achieve reliable, picogram-level sensitivity. By combining principles of electrochemistry, nanofabrication and molecular recognition, this research will establish a new paradigm for in-situ
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the feasibility of a full ultrasound image analysis pipeline for the extraction of volumetric assessment of the fetal brain using point-of-care ultrasound devices. The post holder will play a key role in acquiring