185 Computer-Science uni jobs at University of Cambridge in ireland in United Kingdom
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Collepardo (collepardolab.org) based at the Departments of Chemistry and Genetics, University of Cambridge. The Collepardo group develops theoretical methods and multiscale computational models to investigate
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skills are essential for independent day-to-day work. Applicants must have (or be about to obtain) a PhD in a physical or computational science. Desirable fields include atmospheric science, computational
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Library Manager position. You would be joining the established Technology Libraries Team that supports the departments of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology; Computer Science and Technology; and
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Michaelides at the Department of Chemistry at the University of Cambridge (https://www.ch.cam.ac.uk/group/michaelides ). The project will involve the development and application of approaches for treating
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Could you help build Cambridge's AI research and innovation community? About this opportunity ai@cam is Cambridge University's mission for AI that serves science, citizens, and society. We will
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. The role holder will also be overseeing a stock value of up to £60,000 using specialist computer stock programmes. You will have a good all round education and be computer literate, able to use
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for an extensive programme of events (UK and overseas, in-person and hybrid) to engage, cultivate and thank alumni. The success of the Development Office depends on the flexibility and ethos of its staff. The role
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successful technology entrepreneurship cluster in Europe. The Business School has recently approved the creation of a Non-Degree Programme Office (NDPO), tasked with the design and delivery of a new suite of
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Portable Appliance Testing program. You will help with the delivery of professional events services for high profile events and conferences, including AV equipment operation, video production, live streaming
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practical experience in a relevant area (either in academia or industry). Experience in clinical informatics and/or digital innovation, in particular involving the use of electronic records would be