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codes, assisting with coding changes and restructures and the provision of management accounting information. The role holder will be based at Lavington Street in Central London and is currently
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, Python or other coding languages. Willingness to work as part of a team and to be open-minded and cooperative. Desirable criteria Background knowledge of neuroscience, biological sciences, or a closely
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delta T cells in cancer. The post is part of a Wellcome Trust Career Development Award to Dr. Wu investigating the cancer recognition code of gamma delta T cells. The post holder will be required
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or clinical domains. Strong knowledge of MRI data formats (DICOM, NIfTI) and image preprocessing tools (e.g., MONAI, SimpleITK). Excellent programming skills, demonstrated through available code or projects
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mechanics. It is essential that the successful applicant can directly translate mathematical models to code (rather than directly apply FEM software) since the long-term objective is to translate the methods
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mechanics. It is essential that the successful applicant can directly translate mathematical models to code (rather than directly apply FEM software) since the long-term objective is to translate the methods
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science — sharing code, data and reproducible research practices Downloading a copy of our Job Description Full details of the role and the skills, knowledge and experience required can be found in the Job
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related subject Previous coding experience (e.g. python, bash, matlab) Good administrative skills, and the ability to organise and prioritise workload Excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication
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functional neuroimaging or omics information, and/or temporal data as recorded using smartphones and/or wearable devices Excellent statistical and coding skills with demonstrated ability to apply and combine
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appropriate use existing codes to unlock a state-of-the-art understanding of these complex systems. Also, within the department we have a range of experimental groups doing complementary research in a range of