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At the forefront of interdisciplinary research
Interdisciplinary approaches are rapidly being recognised as essential to address complex global challenges and drive forward scientific innovation. The MRes Computational Cell Biophysics is an innovative, research-focused programme designed to provide students with key skill sets. Students will undertake a major research project in a world-leading lab, gaining conceptual and quantitative understandings of physics, maths and computer science, and learning to apply these tools to address complex questions in cell biology. Students will learn to integrate machine learning, image analysis, big data and AI approaches, key skill sets that are high in demand by employers, from academia to industry.
We aim to train flexible, multi-faceted researchers representing the next generation of scientists and entrepreneurs.
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About the programme:
- Innovative and interdisciplinary
- 9-month lab-based projects in world-class research groups (see example projects)
- Students develop essential programming and machine-learning skills
- Students learn to communicate across disciplines
- Prepares graduates to pursue diverse careers in academia and industry
Who can apply:
- Admits students from all sciences
- UK and international students can apply
Q&A sessions on Zoom
April 9
MRes Computational Cell Biophysics - Morning session 10:00-11:00 GMT - Zoom link
MRes Computational Cell Biophysics - Afternoon session 16:00-17:00 GMT - Zoom link
April 23
MRes Computational Cell Biophysics - Morning session 10:00-11:00 GMT - Zoom link
MRes Computational Cell Biophysics - Afternoon session 16:00-17:00 GMT - Zoom link
May 7
MRes Computational Cell Biophysics - Morning session 10:00-11:00 GMT - Zoom link
MRes Computational Cell Biophysics - Afternoon session 16:00-17:00 GMT - Zoom link
Deadlines: Overseas students, June 28, 2024. UK students, August 30, 2024.
Early application is encouraged - applications will close once all places are filled.
Overseas students should apply early due to the extended processing time currently being taken for Visa applications.
Please note a research proposal is NOT required for the application.
Find out about funding your studies here.
For queries, contact mres-ccb@ucl.ac.uk or Julie Pitcher (Programme Tutor) on Teams +44 20 7679 3040, 10:00-11:00 or 16:00-17:00 GMT.