92 parallel-processing-bioinformatics positions at Imperial College London in United Kingdom
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brain regions via overlapping electrical fields. The project aims to treat neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. It involves cross-disciplinary collaboration across engineering
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exciting time to join our team, as we enter our second year of operation and work towards launching our third admissions test in October 2025. This role sits within a small, dedicated team which oversees
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of the application process Attached documents are available under links. Clicking a document link will initialize its download.
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application to registration, milestone management, exam entry and thesis submission. You will have particular responsibility for processing research degree applications including references, dealing with
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when microbes such as bacteria and fungi adapt and become resistant to the drugs we use to kill them and treat infections. Such drug-resistant infections have the potential to become a global
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processes and can use their initiative Is collaborative, supportive and has great people skills Communicates effectively across a range of channels and formats. The opportunity to join Imperial and play a
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process with a deadline ahead of the closing date below. The ICR deadline will be the 27th of August. You must contact Becky Cook (rebecca.cook@icr.ac.uk ) at ICR and Carl Iamov carl.ialamov@cnrs.fr and
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an institutional letter of support and ICR and CNRS will have their own internal process with a deadline ahead of the closing date below. The ICR deadline will be the 27th of August. You must contact Becky Cook
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application form. Please note that these applications will require an institutional letter of support and ICR and CNRS will have their own internal process with a deadline ahead of the closing date below
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process with a deadline ahead of the closing date below. The ICR deadline will be the 27th of August. You must contact Becky Cook (rebecca.cook@icr.ac.uk ) at ICR and Carl Iamov carl.ialamov@cnrs.fr and