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extreme weather forecasting, employing data science models as developed in computer vision and natural language processing (NLP). This project leverages the large-scale high-performance computing (HPC
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://aria.org.uk/opportunity-spaces/resilient-climate-and-ecosystems/accelerated-adaptation for more information on ARIA and this programme). The project is a collaboration between groups at the Universities
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interiors. This work will rely on large-scale atomistic simulations paired with machine-learning interatomic potentials. Duties: ● The postdoc will generate density functional theory reference data, use
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15,000 Emirati nationals investigating genetic, environmental, and lifestyle determinants of complex diseases. The successful candidate will lead and contribute to large-scale population genomic analyses
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and/or case-crossover analyses, and have a promising publication record. Expertise in one or more of the following areas: statistical analysis of large data sets, machine learning, data visualization
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. • Expertise in one or more of the following areas: statistical analysis of large data sets, machine learning, data visualization, and a high level of independence with a publication record to support these
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, spatial statistics, machine learning approaches, large ecological datasets Previous experience with passive acoustic monitoring and/or eBird data Familiarity with ecology and/or ornithology Demonstrated
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/opportunity-spaces/resilient-climate-and-ecosystems/accelerated-adaptation for more information on ARIA and this programme). The project is a collaboration between groups at the Universities of York and Exeter
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depth in some of the following areas (not all are required): Large-scale data analysis and learning analytics methods Experimental or quasi-experimental design; validity and measurement Working with LLMs
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genomics modalities Background in immunology or inflammatory disease Experience with machine learning methods applied to large data Background in immunology, infectious disease, or inflammatory disease