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Principal Research Fellow), two post-doctoral Research Associates, four pre-doctoral Research Assistants, and four PhD students. The larger project team in the UK consists of about 40 staff and students
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of PhD students on this project, collaborating with other partners in the ARIA programme, assisting with the delivery of project milestones, and managing the project’s codebase. We expect novel algorithms
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to support your personal and professional wellbeing . *Candidates who have not yet been officially awarded their PhD will be appointed as Research Assistant within the salary range £43,863 – £47,223 per annum
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environment for undergraduates, Masters and PhD students, as well as post-doctoral research fellows. You will be expected to bring or develop a research programme in bacterial/fungal infection biology. You will
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new code using programming languages such as R or python. A PhD in computational biology or PhD in molecular biology, oncology or genetics with a demonstratable emphasis on computational analysis is
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by Professor Ara Darzi, while working towards a PhD degree . The research project will entail project design, experimental work in addition to data analysis and reporting the results in peer-reviewed
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their PhD will initially be appointed as Research Assistant. If you require any further details on the role please contact: Dr Louise Walport – l.walport@imperial.ac.uk . The Department of Chemistry proudly
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are looking for an experienced PhD-level researcher who is comfortable designing and deploying digital musical instruments or sound installations, and who also has professional experience as a musician or sound
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team comprised of Dr David Labonte (PI), and PhD students from different disciplines, working on different aspects of this project at the Department of Bioengineering , Imperial College London. David's
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this. To apply for the position, please complete the online application form. We anticipate holding interviews on 11 and 12 September 2025. Candidates who have not yet been officially awarded their PhD will