Postdoctoral Image Analyst - Tooting

City st georges; Greater London; In loco; GBP 35.000 - 55.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

City st georges in the United Kingdom seeks a researcher to develop and apply novel magnetic resonance imaging techniques to neuroimaging data from ongoing studies. You will create automated data-processing pipelines, interpret clinical and cognitive data, and contribute to publications and presentations.

The role involves collaborating with scientists and clinicians, maintaining accurate records, contributing to image-analysis protocols, supporting student supervision, and participating in

Competenze

• PhD in area related to MR image analysis of the brain.
• Detailed knowledge of neuroimaging and respiratory disease.
• Experience applying algorithms to MR images and developing image analysis pipelines.
• Computer programming skills.
• Ability to write journal articles.
• Competence in Linux, Microsoft Office and SPSS or R.
• Strong communication and teamwork abilities.

Mansioni

• Develop and apply novel MRI techniques to neuroimaging data.
• Develop automated data-processing pipelines.
• Analyse clinical and cognitive data and interpret findings.
• Prepare publications and presentations.
• Contribute to grant and ethics applications.
• Maintain accurate research records and contribute to protocols.
• Support student supervision and training.

Conoscenze

MRI analysis

Image processing

Programming

Academic writing

Formazione

PhD in brain imaging/neuroimaging

Strumenti

Linux

Microsoft Office

SPSS

R

Descrizione del lavoro

The successful candidate will develop and apply novel magnetic resonance imaging techniques to neuroimaging data from the CONTENTed and COVID-19 studies, including developing automated data-processing pipelines and analysing clinical and cognitive data. They will interpret research findings, prepare high-quality publications and presentations, and contribute to grant and ethics applications. Working closely with scientists and clinicians, they will maintain accurate research records, contribute to image analysis protocols, support student supervision and training, and participate in the Division’s wider academic activities.

Applicants should hold a PhD in an area related to magnetic resonance image analysis of the brain and have detailed knowledge of neuroimaging and respiratory disease. Essential experience includes applying algorithms to magnetic resonance images, developing image analysis pipelines, computer programming and writing journal articles. Applicants should be competent in Linux, Microsoft Office and statistical analysis software such as SPSS or R. Excellent communication, interpersonal and organisational skills, alongside the ability to work effectively and independently within multidisciplinary teams, are also essential.