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Apply Now How to Apply Applications should be sent to [email protected] and [email protected] with the subject line: Postdoctoral Application - Granular materials using graph theory. Interested
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the objectives of this PhD project. The person appointed will be affiliated with the research group Renewable Energy and Advanced Construction Technologies Laboratory (REACT-Lab). Duties Complete the doctoral
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. The center investigates emerging forms of digital narrative and how cultural contexts are reshaping their use and function. The PhD fellow will work in the research group Computer Games and Interactive Digital
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• A positive attitude and drive for learning skills, methods and theory • Ability to work in a structured manner, facilitating teamwork • Ability to prioritise and complete work tasks • Ability
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have experience of using molecular dynamics and/or density functional theory methods and a proven ability to structure, manage and work with quantitative data. You will be able to evidence designing and
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methods process evaluation within a feasibility trial to refine trial methods, facilitate implementation, ensure intervention fidelity and refine theory of change. You will be responsible for: Recruiting
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; statistical analyses including item response theory, structural equation modeling, multivariate and multi-level analyses; managing large datasets, including data collection, cleaning, maintenance, and
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About the Programme The Trans-Asian Material Histories of Architecture and Conservation programme examines how building materials, craft practices, construction techniques, contractors, commercial
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benefit from structured programming, shared research facilities, internal research funding sources and opportunities, and other resources offered by the Institute, to advance their scientific training and
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; statistical analyses including item response theory, structural equation modeling, multivariate and multi-level analyses; managing large datasets, including data collection, cleaning, maintenance, and