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), which in turn sits within Collections Management. You will be responsible for the acquisitions and cataloguing of approximately 10,000 titles or volumes mainly in various Chinese language groups, per year
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are required. Demonstrated ability working with the statistical programming language R, R markdown, and R Studio as well as data visualisation is also essential. Full details of the requirements for this post
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criteria: Trained in UK Home Office animal research regulations Experience of neuroscience research Knowledge of a programming language Experience of the collection, annotation, or quality control of a
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thorough reviews to preserve the quality of epigraphic data, focusing on Greek and Latin linguistics. Additionally, you will lead initiatives to improve the project's data quality and depth. This is a full
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Head of East Asian Section and assist the work of subject librarians of the East Asian Section. You will have excellent knowledge of Chinese language (both written and spoken) and have a degree in
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and collection of quantitative data. Fluency in reading more than one European language, with willingness to travel to archives in Europe where appropriate, is essential. You will hold a relevant PhD
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experience Your communications skills will be strong, and you will be adept at communicating complex ideas in simple language. A high degree of technical literacy, with practical experience and advanced skills
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, Mathematics, Statistics, Computing or Mathematical Biology and will be proficient in scripting or statistical languages such as R, Python or Perl; being familiar with more than one programming language is
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Research Associate with a keen interest in large language models, natural language processing, information retrieval, and their use in nature recovery and addressing the impacts of climate change. The post
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This part-time post will be fixed-term until 31st January 2027, and it is anticipated that the appointee will start on 1 March 2024 or as soon as possible thereafter. Following the award of a research grant from the UK-German Funding Initiative in the Humanities (UK Arts and Humanities Research...