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Role: Postdoctoral Research Associate - Technology Development for Pathogen Monitoring Grade and Salary: Grade 7 - £37,694 - £47,389 per annum Contract Type: Full Time (1FTE), Fixed Term for 9.5
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. Research Environment The project is in collaboration with two partners: (i) IDCOM at the University of Edinburgh, which develops theory, algorithms and hardware for the next generation of signal processing
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Responsibilities Develop suitable algorithmic methods for live and real-time analysis of synchronous and asynchronous data. Write research reports and publications. Analyse and interpret the results of own research
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is developing cutting-edge research on all aspects of computational imaging, from theory and algorithms, to applications in astronomy and medicine. Dr Wiaux is a Professor in the School of Engineering
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is primarily experimental, developing measurement systems and principles, with theory and analysis to support this. We strongly collaborate with clinical practitioners in order to move those systems
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by underrepresented groups Develop communication and education materials for local communities Apply/design appropriate analytical techniques to generate impactful insights. Formulate tailored
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of the project. Design and development of novel semiconductor-based single-photon avalanche diode detectors. The ideal candidate will have a strong theoretical understanding and an experimental background in semiconductor
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quantum field theories, and the application of Hamiltonian methods to gauge theories, though you will also be encouraged to develop and pursue your own research directions. Applicants should have a PhD in
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research groups in ultrafast science. A new state-of-the-art laboratory is being developed for the project. About Our Team LUPO uses nonlinear optics to create new light sources with extreme spectral and