Postdoctoral Research Associate in Wearables and Near-Patient Sensing for Brain Tumours Imperial College London in United Kingdom

Imperial College London is advertising a funded postdoctoral opportunity in computational oncology focused on wearables and near-patient sensing for brain tumour patients. The role sits at the intersection of AI, digital health, biomedical sensing, and neuro-oncology, and is described as being embedded in clinical practice.

The post is associated with Matt Williams, a Consultant Clinical Oncologist and Computational Oncology group lead, with links to UCL and Pear Bio. The research environment appears highly translational, combining clinical oncology with technology-driven patient monitoring and precision medicine.

This is a postdoctoral opening rather than a PhD or Masters call. Funding is provided by Brain Tumour Research. The post is suitable for candidates with interests in computational oncology, medical AI, wearable devices, sensing systems, and brain tumour research.

Applicants should use the Imperial College London jobs portal to submit an online application. The job description notes that applications may close early if a high volume is received, so early submission is advised. Technical issues during the application process can be directed to [email protected].