18 coding-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St" Fellowship positions in United Kingdom
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(TRXPS) experiments of gas phase molecules. The successful candidate will be based in Southampton and work in the groups of Dr Karl Michael Ziems and Prof Russell Minns with close collaboration with Prof
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, biomedical engineering, psychology and have excellent coding and data analysis skills. You will be highly motivated, collaborative, interested in technology and interdisciplinary research and willing
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the groups of Dr Karl Michael Ziems and Prof Russell Minns with close collaboration with Prof Sonia Coriani at the Technical University of Denmark. The project will seek to develop our understanding
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, biomedical engineering, psychology and have excellent coding and data analysis skills. You will be highly motivated, collaborative, interested in technology and interdisciplinary research and willing
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(TRXPS) experiments of gas phase molecules. The successful candidate will be based in Southampton and work in the groups of Dr Karl Michael Ziems and Prof Russell Minns with close collaboration with Prof
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About us Applications are invited for the position of a Research Associate to join the Bendor Lab within the Institute of Behavioural Neuroscience at University College London, led by Prof. Daniel
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applying their skills do dementia. You will hold a PhD in a relevant area such as neuroscience, biomedical engineering, psychology and have excellent coding and data analysis skills. You will be highly
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settings, and to improve impact. The project will involve a series of stakeholder engagement workshops, with opportunities for travel to Tanzania. Role Summary Work with the study investigators (Prof. Sam
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, biomedical engineering, psychology and have excellent coding and data analysis skills. You will be highly motivated, collaborative, interested in technology and interdisciplinary research and willing
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, charities, as well as other universities and research institutes across the UK and internationally. The overall programme of research will be jointly developed by Prof. Nophar Geifman and the person appointed