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We are currently recruiting four Postdoctoral Research Fellows as part of the prestigious Novo Nordisk Fellowship Programme at the University of Oxford. Applications are invited from basic
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of the Quadram Early Career Fellowship programme are for the successful candidates to: • Initiate an independent research programme at QIB to generate preliminary data in support of fellowship applications
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Cancer Clinical Research Facility (Cancer CRF, jointly developed with University College Hospital), and the CR-UK/UCL Clinical Trials Centre (CTC). TRACERx is a UK-wide lung cancer evolution programme
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for its excellence in infectious disease research. The School hosts a vibrant and multidisciplinary research environment with state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and computational resources, fostering
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AI for the benefit of society, and also includes a significant investment in computing infrastructure along with 6 senior professorial posts. The AI+ Academic Fellowships aim to attract the brightest
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College Hospital), and the CR-UK/UCL Clinical Trials Centre (CTC). TRACERx is a UK-wide lung cancer evolution programme which started in 2014 and has to date recruited over 820 patients. It is the first
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research programme at King’s and to compete for intermediate-level post-doctoral fellowships from Research Councils, the Wellcome Trust and other funders. The awards may be held in any part of King’s College
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to record complex molecular phenotypes to DNA Scaling state-of-the-art genome editing technologies to produce data capable of training or refining computational models Discovering new mechanisms underlying
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interdisciplinary approaches in their research program. Excellent written and oral communication skills. To see the complete job description click here . To see more about team/Group Leader click here. About Working
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About the role The applicant will have the opportunity to join a new group that is being developed in collaboration with an established dynamic team at Gustave Roussy, France. The exciting program