Imperial College London’s TRANSFORM team is seeking an experienced Research Technician to support collection, processing, storage and analysis of digital data and biospecimens for the national Prostate Cancer Bio-Digital Twin study. You will work within Prof Rakesh Heer’s lab, interacting with researchers and clinicians across Imperial and collaborates with external partners.
The role requires experience with human tissue handling, strong communication, and an ability to develop new approaches
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Research Technician – Prostate Cancer Lab in Gloucester employer: SONICOM
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