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computing and simulation relevant to setting a roadmap for ongoing experiments, as well as direct collaboration with experimental teams”. We are advertising four positions, in the areas of: - Adiabatic
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, led by Professor Craig Morgan. About the Project INTREPID III is a 5-year international research programme funded by the MRC. The ultimate and ambitious goal of the programme is to transform our
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available from 1 July 2024 until 30 November 2027. You should have a PhD in bioinformatics, or computer science as applied to biological data or other relevant areas (or other equivalent qualification
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: Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine. Department: Imaging Chemistry & Biology. Contact details:Samantha Terry. [email protected] Location: St Thomas’ Campus. Category: Research. About us The
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About the role Applications are invited for two Postdoctoral Research Associate positions in quantum molecular dynamics and advanced computational techniques for novel time-resolved photoelectron
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• Ability to work flexibly, and under pressure Qualifications • A PhD awarded (or nearing completion) in in Computer Science, Mathematics/Statistics, Physics, Neuroscience or a project-relevant subject
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Assistant (PDRA) in the School of Mathematical Sciences for the project “An ‘Erlangen Programme’ for AI ”, funded by the EPSRC. This is a large project across multiple universities including including Oxford
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. The position is part of a newly awarded Cancer Research UK Discovery Research Programme, focused on deciphering tissue-specific mechanisms that impede the anti-tumour T cell response in colorectal cancer
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, applied mathematics, physics, or computer science. You should have experience in developing and applying statistical methods and in programming. Experience in analysing high-dimensional datasets is highly
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within the team and lead grant applications on related topics. The suitable candidate must hold a minimum of a PhD, or be nearing completion of a PhD, or an equivalent qualification in computer science