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hub dedicated to advancing brain cancer research. The Centre is supported by a prestigious 5-year programme grant from the charity ‘Brain Tumour Research (BTR)’ and represents a cross-Faculty research
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strategic needs in promoting talent cultivation and innovation as well as that of UNNC. UNNC’s undergraduate programme of Business Administration was launched in 2004 and the doctoral programme in 2009
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-state hydrogen storage and compression technologies. A key aspect of the role will be the computational discovery, design, and modelling of metal (complex) hydrides using state-of-the-art atomistic and
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of engine performance and sustainability. · A substantial and growing research programme, supported by an active funding portfolio of approximately £12 million, with strong engagement from industry
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. This programme of research will improve the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of respiratory disease through mechanistic discoveries that identify new drug targets and biomarkers, and that highlight drug re
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We are looking to recruit a postdoctoral researcher to join the growing Lab for Lab for Uncertainty in Data and Decision Making (LUCID) in the School of Computer Science. Applicants should have a
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awarded within 3 years in business administration, computer science, information systems, data science, or a related discipline. Programming & Data Skills: Strong proficiency in Python (e.g., NumPy, Pandas
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multidisciplinary and multicultural team. · Ability to devise, advise on and manage a research programme. · A consistent track record of high-quality peer reviewed publications in cardiac electrophysiology modelling
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We are looking for a researcher, whose expertise lies in applied statistical modelling and methods in biological settings, to work with Prof. Gary Mirams and Prof. Simon Preston on an externally-funded project entitled “A continually-learning framework for uncertainty quantification and...
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We are looking for a highly motivated researcher, whose expertise lies in statistics and computational methods, to work with Professors Theodore Kypraios and Philip O’Neill on an NIHR-funded project