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. The successful candidate will have a PhD in Computer Science or equivalent with experience in cyber security or distributed systems. The School of Computing and Communications at Lancaster University offers a
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School of Computing and Communications Location: Bailrigg, Lancaster, UK Salary: £39,906 to £46,049 Full-Time/Indefinite with End Date Closing Date: Tuesday 22 September 2026 Interview Date: To be
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chemical and biological substances in real time. The project is funded by EU HORIZON programme in collaboration with ten partners from seven countries. The project requires Postdoctoral Researcher with
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& Communication Engineering program. You should hold a PhD in relevant areas. For those who have not undertaken a teaching qualification, there will be an opportunity to work towards a Postgraduate Certificate in
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, and meaningful student support. You will also contribute to program development, quality assurance, and other academic responsibilities within the Design Interactions program. You should hold a PhD in
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two return flights. The accommodation is conveniently located near the teaching campus with amenities nearby. You will teach modules within the Design Interaction programme, which is a four-year
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concurrent programming will be particularly desirable. You should have a PhD in experimental High Energy Physics and have the potential to be a leader in the field. Experience with software, computing
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friendly and supportive environment for developing a career in polar research, and our group includes PhD students, post-doctoral researchers and more senior academics. Lancaster University has been named
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School of Computing and Communications Location: Bailrigg, Lancaster, UK Salary: £33,002 to £37,694 (Full time, indefinite with end date) Closing Date: Sunday 30 August 2026 Interview Date
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applying AI to complex real-world problems. You should have a PhD in computer vision, machine learning, AI or a related discipline, with practical experience developing and applying deep learning approaches