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Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Biomedical Image Analysis

Develop cutting-edge AI algorithms to integrate multi-omic data and advance biomedical image analysis for disease phenotype identification.

Best for:Best for postdoctoral researchers with expertise in deep learning, biomedical image analysis, and computer vision who are eager to contribute to translational research and tool development.

University of Oxford · Oxford, United Kingdom · R2 · Recognised researcher
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multi-omic data integrationdisease phenotype identificationcomputer vision in biomedical researchdeep learning for image segmentationmulti-modal AIfoundation models in healthcare
This is a postdoc position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
Nov 2, 2026
19 days
Funding
Salaried
£39.4k–£47.8k/yr
Start date
flexible (as per contract)
Full-time
Location
Oxford
United Kingdom

Overview

This postdoctoral position at the University of Oxford’s Department of Engineering Science and Institute of Biomedical Engineering offers an opportunity to work at the intersection of machine learning and biomedical research. The role, funded by the Wellcome Trust, focuses on applying and advancing state-of-the-art computer vision and deep learning techniques to analyze multi-omic data and detect subtle disease-related changes in tissue architecture. The successful candidate will collaborate closely with software engineers and data platform developers to translate research prototypes into practical, robust tools for clinical and research use. The position emphasizes bridging research and implementation, ensuring reproducibility and usability of developed tools for broader adoption.

postdoctoral researchbiomedical image analysisdeep learningcomputer visionmulti-omic datadisease phenotypemachine learning algorithmstissue architecture analysis

What you'll do

  • Develop and apply advanced machine learning methods to integrate and analyze multi-omic data for identifying disease phenotypes.
  • Design and implement novel algorithms for biomedical image segmentation, classification, and multi-modal processing using state-of-the-art techniques.
  • Collaborate with software engineers and data platform developers to translate research prototypes into practical, robust, and reusable tools.
  • Ensure the robustness, reproducibility, and usability of developed tools for wider adoption in clinical and research settings.
  • Conduct independent academic research and manage associated activities, including publishing findings and presenting results.
  • Bridge the gap between research and implementation by integrating developed tools into existing data platforms and workflows.

Requirements

Degree required: PhD or DPhil in Computer Science, Biomedical Engineering, Machine Learning, or a related field (or near completion)

Language: English; proficiency required for academic communication and collaboration

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Strong technical expertise in deep learning, particularly models for image segmentation, classification, and multi-modal processing
  • Extensive background in computer vision and biomedical image analysis
  • Experience with foundation models and agentic frameworks in AI
  • Ability to manage independent academic research and associated activities
  • Proficiency in translating research prototypes into practical tools
Nice to have
Experience with multi-omic data integration and analysisKnowledge of software engineering practices for tool developmentFamiliarity with biomedical data platforms and workflowsPublication record in top-tier conferences or journals in relevant fields
Eligibility
  • No specific nationality or residency restrictions mentioned
  • Applicants must hold or be near completion of a relevant PhD/DPhil

Funding & terms

Type
Salaried
Amount
£39.4k–£47.8k/yr
Duration
18 months (with possibility of extension subject to funding)
Programme
Wellcome Trust Bioimaging Technology Development Award
Wellcome Trust

How to apply

Deadline: 2026-11-02 (Europe/London)

Applicants must submit an online application including a cover letter/supporting statement detailing research interests and alignment with the position, a CV, and details of two referees. The application must be received before midday on 2nd November 2026.

Documents required
  • Cover letter/supporting statement (including research interests)
  • CV
  • Details of two referees
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Contact

JR
Prof.
Jens Rittscher
Department of Engineering Science
Lab
Institute of Biomedical Engineering
University of Oxford
Wellcome Trust Bioimaging Technology Development AwardUnited Kingdom
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