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obtain a PhD in control theory or control engineering, applied mathematics, electrical engineering, computer science, cyber-physical systems or a closely related discipline. Recent relevant research
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essential criteria: Hold a 2:1 Degree or above BSc in Computer Science, Cyber-security, AI or related. MSc is desirable for this position. Have significant Python programming experience Have familiarity with
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About the job: This project, led by Queen’s and involving a consortium of the 4 NI HEIs, aims to deliver a research-informed and evidence-based development programme for school leaders
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computer science, mathematics, engineering, or a related physical sciences discipline. You will bring strong research experience in cyber security and programmable networking, supported by a publication
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for. Within this post you will be contributing to an exciting programme of research in heart failure care, with the opportunity to enhance your skill set and develop you CV. The successful candidate will be
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within the NIHR BioResource Centre Maudsley. The GLAD-MHG Omics Cohort, builds on the existing NIHR BioResource GLAD Study (>38,000 participants). The new programme will recruit an additional 12,000
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This 48-month Research Fellow post is funded by the Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland (ADRC NI) funded research programme, led by Dr Aideen Maguire (Director), which is part of
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-free topology (i.e., the theory of frames and lattices) to tackle questions arising in tensor-triangular geometry. There is a particular focus on computing specific examples arising from stable
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have and your CV/Cover letter (or application form) should clearly demonstrate you: Have, or are about to obtain, a PhD in, Civil/Structural Engineering or a related discipline. Have obtained a first or
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discipline with socio-technical dimensions such as Computer Supported Cooperative work and Human Computer Interaction, software sustainability and computational sciences. Significant relevant research