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UCL Institute of
Neurology
Brain Repair &
Rehabilitation
Senior Research Associate in Magnetic
Resonance Imaging Physics
Applications are sought for a Senior Research Associate
in MRI Physics to join a translational neuroimaging research project aimed at
improving surgical outcome in patients with low grade gliomas using advanced
pre- and intraoperative MRI. The project will focus on the use of
real-time fMRI to guide neurosurgical procedures, and the research team has
access to an intra-operative Siemens 1.5T Espree system in addition to a 3T
(Siemens Tim Trio) and two 1.5T (Siemens Avanto and GE Signa) MRI
scanners.
Applicants should have/be close to obtaining a PhD in
physics, biomedical engineering or medical image computing, or equivalent
research experience, plus knowledge of MRI physics and experience in high-level
programming; a background in pulse sequence programming is desirable.
Applicants should be highly motivated and capable of working both as members of
a team and independently.
The post is available immediately and is funded for 3
years in the first instance. Starting salary on UCL Grade 8 in the
range £39,510 – £41,746 pa inclusive of London Allowance,
superannuable.
For further details about the vacancy and
how to apply on line please go to http://www.ucl.ac.uk/hr/jobs/ and
search for Reference Number 1150780. Further information from Miss E Bertram,
Personnel Manager,
Closing date for applications:
31 August 2010
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