The Rosalind Franklin Institute is hiring a Scientist in Advanced Imaging for Women's Health to lead projects within its Quantitative Biology Across Scales (QBAS) Challenge, connecting biological and clinical questions with imaging technology development. Responsibilities include planning and delivering science projects, securing funding, leading research outputs (reports, patents), supervising Research Associates and students, and securing external grants or technology partnerships.
The Institute is looking for candidates with either a technology-focused background (cryogenic imaging, data processing, applied to women's health) or a biology-focused background (leadership in reproductive/maternal health research with clinical context). This is a 3-year fixed-term contract; closing date 1 November 2026.
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