National Research Facility Experimental Officer

About us

The UCL Department of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering Department produces internationally leading research and integrated hands‑on education in the heart of London, with close links to major teaching hospitals and industries, and is one of the biggest in the country in this field. At AXIm we develop novel X‑ray image formation techniques and deploy them with the latest developments in source and detector technology.

We are a multi‑PI group with a drive toward multidisciplinarity and a strong track record of developing emerging talent. UCL offers staff competitive terms, conditions and benefits, including development opportunities, health and wellbeing support and a work‑life balance.

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The NXCT provides an unparalleled combination of 3D imaging capabilities and data analysis, research knowledge, and technical expertise to support users who have never worked with X‑ray scanning and to help advanced users conduct new experiments. Together, our five partners provide a unique, diverse shared capability for the UK. The NXCT will provide: access to state‑of‑the‑art X‑ray instruments; technical support for new and existing users;

the expertise to design complex experiments; and the infrastructure and resources to analyse 3D and 4D data.

At UCL we are developing new capacity and capability in laboratory‑based X‑ray phase‑contrast imaging for the industry and the research community. You will focus on the design, procurement, integration and testing of the new, custom‑built imaging systems and will be the point of contact for the users and support them in collecting X‑ray CT data, either working together or on their behalf.

You will work as part of a team, including internal and external colleagues, to maintain equipment, run experiments, supervise the facility environment, ensure safety documentation is complete, and safety training is provided to all users as required.

Ideal candidates should have a background in a STEM discipline or demonstrate equivalent experience. Previous experience in imaging, microscopy, phase contrast, or X‑rays will be considered an advantage. Above all, highly motivated, creative, and collaborative individuals who are capable of independent reasoning and excited about innovative avenues of research will be successful in the selection process.

Customer advert reference: B04-07081