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Post overview: Focus: Translational research on hyperspectral-based quantitative fluorescence imaging linked with a neurosurgery clinical study Line manager: Tom Vercauteren Clinical collaborator: King’s College Hospital Industry collaborator: Hypervision Surgical Salary: Grade 6, £41,386-£48,414 or Grade 7 £49,737-£55,306 per annum, including London Weighting Allowance State-of-the-art fluorescence imaging system for neurosurgical guidance.

Post overview: Focus: Design principled approaches for trustworthy AI-enabled surgical assistance with a focus on real-time imaging data Line manager: Tom Vercauteren Salary: Grade 6 £41,386-£48,414 or Grade 7 £49,737-£55,306 per annum, including London Weighting Allowance A view on a lumbar microdiscectomy surgery (Source: DVIDS Public Domain Archive).

We are seeking a motivated research nurse/coordinator to support our NeuroHSI and NeuroPPEye project. CRN King’s Neurosurgery research coordinator The post will be a Band 6 level Neurosurgery affiliated research nurse/coordinator to work within the neuroscience division at KCH.

Project overview: Title: Incorporating Expert-consistent Spatial Structure Relationships in Learning-based Brain Parcellation First supervisor: Tom Vercauteren Second supervisor: Rachel Sparks Clinical Supervisor: Jonathan Shapey Start date: October 2023 Human-AI trust can be defined as the belief that the AI system will satisfy a set of contracts of trust.

Project overview: Title: Artificial intelligence-driven radiosurgery planning for brain metastases First supervisor: Jonathan Shapey Second supervisor: Tom Vercauteren Clinical Supervisor: Ian Paddick Start date: October 2023 Automated detection and segmentation of brain metastases using MRI for radiosurgery planning.

Project overview: Title: Accurate automated quantification of spine evolution — it’s about time! First supervisor: Marc Modat Second supervisor: Tom Vercauteren Clinical Supervisor: Amanda Isaac Start date: October 2023 Aiming at characterising and quantifying the changes occurring in an individual’s spine over time.

Project overview: Title: Physically-informed learning-based beamforming for multi-transducer ultrasound imaging First supervisor: Laura Maria Peralta Pereira Second supervisor: Tom Vercauteren Clinical Supervisor: Dean Huang Start date: October 2023 Multiple transducer delay-and-sum beamforming scheme (Peralta et al, 2019).

Post overview: Title: Artificial intelligence-driven management of brain tumours Project ID: BE-MI2023_15 First supervisor: Jonathan Shapey Second supervisor: Tom Vercauteren Start date: October 2023 Application deadline: Wednesday 9 November 2022, 1:00 PM (GMT) Exemplar cases and task for AI-driven management of brain tumours.

Post overview: Focus: Translational research in biomedical optics for hyperspectral imaging based quantitative fluorescence linked with an in-patient neurosurgery clinical study Line manager: Tom Vercauteren Clinical collaborator: King’s College Hospital Industry collaborator: Hypervision Surgical Salary: Grade 6, £38,826 - £45,649 per annum, including London Weighting Allowance AI-assisted hyperspectral imaging systems for surgical guidance using quantitative fluorescence.

Applications are invited for the fully funded 4 years full-time PhD studentship (including home tuition fees, annual stipend and consumables) starting on 1st June 2022. Award details: Focus: Translational research on hyperspectral-based quantitative fluorescence imaging linked with a neurosurgery clinical study Primary supervisor: Tom Vercauteren Secondary supervisor: Jonathan Shapey Industry collaborator: Hypervision Surgical Funding type: Tuition fee, stipend (Home Fee status only).