Postdoc in Automation and Machine Learning for Polymer Nanogel Discovery at Imperial College London Imperial College London in United Kingdom

Imperial College London is advertising a 3-year postdoctoral position in the Department of Chemistry focused on Automation and Machine Learning for Polymer Nanogel Discovery.

The role is part of a larger collaborative project and team involving Becky Greenaway (Royal Society University Research Fellow / Reader at Imperial College London), Kim Jelfs, and Nazila Kamaly. The research sits at the intersection of chemistry, materials science, and data-driven automation, with an emphasis on automated workflows for nanogel screening and discovery.

This is a postdoctoral research associate opening rather than a scholarship. The post is based at Imperial College London in the UK. The advert notes that applications may be closed early if a high volume is received, so early submission is recommended.

Eligibility details are not fully listed in the social post excerpt, but the project suggests candidates with a strong background in chemistry or a related field, plus experience or interest in automation, machine learning, and collaborative research, would be a good fit.

To apply, follow the linked Imperial College advert and submit the online application through the university portal. If technical issues arise during application, the advert provides the support email [email protected].