Lecturer in Data Science in Haematology

Imperial College London

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Lecturer in Data Science in Haematology, London Client:
Imperial College London
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London, United Kingdom
Job Category: Other
EU work permit required: Yes
Job Reference: 9a14f52ed8de
Job Views: 24
Posted: 22.06.2025
Expiry Date: 06.08.2025
Job Description: Are you a dedicated, enthusiastic, and talented early-stage scientist in the field of Data Science? Do you have expertise in areas such as population genomics, bioinformatics, multi-omics, single cell and spatial biology, systems medicine, artificial intelligence, or their combination? If so, this is your opportunity to join the Centre for Haematology at Imperial College London, where we offer exciting academic opportunities within an integrated and supportive environment.
As a Lecturer in Data Science in Haematology, you will develop a competitive, independent research program, collaborate with existing PIs and research groups, and foster collaboration within Imperial. You will work with complex datasets in population genetics and genomics, epigenomics, metabolomics, imaging, advanced cell biology, mouse genetics, biochemistry, structural biology, immunotherapy, and immunogenetics, as well as clinical datasets from patients with rare diseases such as DBA and ITP.
You will interact with clinical programmes in the Division of Haematology at Imperial NHS Trust and other NHS Trusts, particularly in stem cell transplantation and CAR-T/CAR-iNKT immunotherapy, utilizing variables like deep phenotyping, single-cell, and immunogenetic analyses to stratify patients or investigate mechanisms of response and resistance.
You will be affiliated with data science hubs within Imperial, develop new research initiatives, supervise and mentor staff and students, and contribute to departmental management.
An experienced researcher with a national and international reputation in data science
Experience in developing collaborative research programs
A track record of attracting research funding
Experience training undergraduate and postgraduate students
A permanent tenured position at Imperial, subject to a probation review, with a sector-leading salary, 39 days off, and generous pension schemes
A start-up package based on your achievements and experience
Opportunities for internal collaboration with high-profile researchers in Haematology
The chance to be part of the Centre for Haematology and continue your career at a world-leading institution
Tailored training programs for academic staff, including support and transparent promotion pathways
A diverse and inclusive work culture with resources to support your personal and professional growth

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