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The Department of Economics of the University of Manchester seeks one full-time predoctoral fellow (Grade 5) to work for two years in a research project concerning African economic history and
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of the Port of Dover. The University of Manchester and Dover Harbour Board are looking to recruit a KTP Associate to undertake this 33-month project which has an overall aim of developing a physics-based and AI
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An exciting opportunity has arisen at the University of Manchester from the Wellcome Discovery Award ‘Developing Humanitarian Medicine (DHM): From Alma Ata to Bio-Tech, a History of Norms, Knowledge
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will be within the Advanced Processor Technology (APT) and/or Systems and Software Security (S3) Group in the Department of Computer Science, The University of Manchester, UK. The APT and S3 group
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will work on a large research programme, ‘Prevention of Self-harm and Suicide’, which is led by Professor Roger Webb at The University of Manchester (Co-Leads Dr Rina Dutta, King’s College London and
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satellites. The project is a collaborative effort involving teams at the University of Manchester and University of Southampton and partners at the Alan Turing Institute and HMGCC. The research will seek
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Dame Kathleen Ollerenshaw (DKO) Fellowship (University of Manchester at Harwell) (2 Posts Available)
education. In addition, we are a Disability Confident Employer, guaranteeing an interview for any disabled applicant who meets the minimum requirements for a job. The University of Manchester The University
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30 Apr 2024 Job Information Organisation/Company UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON Research Field Computer science Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) First Stage Researcher (R1) Established
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” project’s ambitious objectives. You will work with Dr Jagmohan Chauhan and Dr Alex Weddell in ECS in collaboration with teams at the University of Cambridge, University of Manchester, Turing Institute, and
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. Jonathan Dunn (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), and Dr. Andrea Nini (University of Manchester). The project looks at the written production of English users across five dialect areas, both with and