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invasive surgery. Essential skills include system integration, Image processing, data analysis, and excellent written and verbal communication. The ability to work both independently and as part of a
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regarded. Dissemination of findings through publication is an essential aspect of these positions. The selected candidate will collaborate as part of a cohesive unit to: Design, develop, and experimentally
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regarded. Dissemination of findings through publication is an essential aspect of these positions. The selected candidate will collaborate as part of a cohesive unit to: 1) Design, develop, and
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for conditions such as otosclerosis. The position requires expertise in medical image analysis, proficiency with neural network architectures (particularly CNNs for segmentation tasks), and experience processing
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of the tissue microstructure. In this position, you will work on developing advanced preclinical MRI techniques and you will employ them for 1) in-vivo mouse liver imaging, both for normal controls and in models
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(imaging mass cytometry); maintenance of tissue archives and databases. Key attributes of the successful applicant include: PhD in a relevant subject Substantial experience of histological techniques
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, prepare and test the prototype cooling device for this project. About You The post is suited to a PhD graduate with a background in thermofluids engineering or a related discipline. If you are both a
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of the tissue microstructure. In this position, you will work on developing advanced preclinical MRI techniques and you will employ them for 1) in-vivo mouse liver imaging, both for normal controls and in models
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of the tissue microstructure. In this position, you will work on developing advanced preclinical MRI techniques and you will employ them for 1) in-vivo mouse liver imaging, both for normal controls and in models
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About the Role A fully funded Postdoctoral Research Associate position is available to join a team led by Prof Susana Godinho to study the role of microtubule alterations in normal physiology and