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in secure environments Background in medical image analysis (CT/MRI preferred) Knowledge of detection, segmentation, and model development methods Interest in multimodal or longitudinal clinical data
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About the Role A fully funded Postdoctoral Research Assistant position is available to join Dr Pedro Monteiro team to study the role of plasma membrane dynamics in cancer. The successful applicant
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About the Role Dr. Benjamin Werner from Barts Cancer Institute in London is seeking a post doc candidate to join his team at Queen Mary University of London to work on the evolutionary dynamics
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Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London, working with Professor Rachel Humphris and Dr Dimitrios Kollias. The successful applicant will undertake computational research, including algorithmic
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the Centre for Experimental Cancer Medicine and the Barts NHS Trust to achieve improvements in cancer patient care. BCI is also a partner in the CRUK City of London Major Centre (together with UCL, Kings and
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candidate will join the Systems & Software Security Lab (S3Lab) at Royal Holloway, a dynamic research group comprising 3 academics, 7 PhD students, and 1 postdoc, working on cutting-edge problems in software
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on Hadrian’s Wall, working with English Heritage team based at Corbridge. Connective Frontiers is a four-year UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship led by Dr Anna Walas, which is a collaborative multinational project
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research project led by Dr Gemma Brierley, whose group investigates the molecular underpinnings of insulin resistance. This project builds on our previous work using agonistic antibodies to activate mutated
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About the Role Two PostDoctoral Research Associate roles are available to join the laboratories of Dr Radu Zabet and Prof Silvia Marino on a 3-year Barts Charity funded project. The successful
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”, which aims to provide evidence-based guidance on how to improve PrEP awareness, access, and use among populations that would benefit from it. Working under the supervision of Dr Chloe Pasin and