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groups applying a range of interdisciplinary techniques from mathematics, physics, and engineering to address fundamental questions across the biosciences. About you Applicants will possess a relevant PhD
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required to undertake fundamental and applied physics research in the field of electromagnetic materials, and to develop and lead new proposals for funding, to explore the control of electromagnetic
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an enthusiastic Postdoctoral Research Fellow to join the Exeter Technology Group (ETG) in the field of mechanics of materials modelling and simulation. This appointment will support with the candidate's expertise
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for extension. The post We are seeking researchers with quantitative backgrounds in one or more areas including, but not limited to process-based modelling of the environment and environment-economy interactions
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completion or have already completed a relevant PhD or equivalent qualification/experience in a related field of study (Numerical Physics, Theoretical Physics, or Applied Mathematics). You will possess
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Research Fellow to participate in the EPSRC EP/W028301 project “Simplifying Quantum Computing: from theory to applications” and join the group of Dr. Luca Dellantonio in the Physics department. The project
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Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy The above full-time post of Postdoctoral Research Associate in Formal Methods for Business-Process-Driven Systems is available immediately, on a fixed
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mental illness (SMI). This role will utilise big data and genetics to understand the shared biology and causal mechanisms linking SMI and metabolic disorders. This MRC funded post is available from the 1
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-author articles for publication in highly ranked journals. Applicants are likely to have a PhD in a relevant Engineering Design, or Computer science background and/or research within data-driven design
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the formation of the polar vortex crystals and their maintenance against dissipation. The project will make use of a hierarchy of numerical models, beginning with quasi-geostrophic dynamics on a polar gamma plane