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About Us The applicant will join the new Wellcome-funded Imaging Machine learning And Genetics in Neurodevelopment (IMAGINE) lab, in the Research Department of Biomedical Computing. The post will
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new Wellcome-funded Imaging Machine learning And Genetics in Neurodevelopment (IMAGINE) lab, in the Research Department of Biomedical Computing. The post will benefit from the extensive and broad
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arrhythmias, and 900,000 with heart failure. Medical imaging techniques, such as CT, MRI, and X-ray, are vital for diagnosing and guiding the treatment of cardiovascular diseases. This project aims to develop a
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proposal. This PhD will evaluate the efficacy and suitability of digital image collection and analysis for beach litter characterisation on heavily-littered coastlines, in partnership with community groups
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changes in ecosystem function, fisheries productivity and the biological carbon pump. As imaging technologies become increasingly accessible alongside traditional net sampling, new opportunities
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artificial intelligence (AI), it is now possible to generate realistic synthetic images, offering an ethical and scalable way to expand healthy tissue collections and support future research. This project will
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, likely with imaging devices not existing during the development. This will require an approach that considers the physics of the multispectral image formation including the three key variables: sensor
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PhD Studentship in Physiology and Pharmacology Project title: Visualising Platelet Biogenesis: Intravital Imaging of Megakaryocyte Signalling in Real Time (UK fees only) Supervisors: Dr Alex Bye
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develop advanced nano-imaging and nano-sensing technologies, enhanced by AI analysis, to study viral infection in real time at the cellular and nanoscale level. This interdisciplinary research combines
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to develop AI models for image reconstruction from data from our ultra-thin fibre-based spatial frequency domain imaging device (SFDI) and also from our custom-built photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor