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at each institution as part of the five-year STFC Large Award "TRANSCEND". TRANSCEND is a collaboration between QUB/Lancaster/Oxford/Southampton that will use Vera Rubin/LSST transient data and the 4MOST
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from many sources. Develop approaches to model the performance of the aforementioned event-triggered systems, and to use these models to optimise SONNETS architectures. Collaborate with artificial
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record of research dissemination through peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations. It will be advantageous, but not essential, to have recent experience in one or more of: the use of micro
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at the interface of interdisciplinary research, policy and practice. You will work alongside the CEO, Professor Sarvapali (Gopal) Ramchurn, and the RAi UK leadership team. About the role This is an
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democracy versus direct democracy. Instead, we require an approach that is psychologically more realistic and more closely approximates the reality of the complex democratic systems we inhabit, which do not
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characterisation of candidate sensory receptors and channels. Working within the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Southampton, you will use molecular cloning, heterologous expression and
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strategic interaction. The project will use EEG and hyperscanning methods alongside behavioural and naturalistic measures of social interaction. The Research Fellow will support the development and piloting
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-scale clinical data and the use of LLMs across multiple data types and sources is desirable. The successful candidate will contribute to publications, collaborative webtools, presentations, and future
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techniques. The postholder will contribute specialist expertise in the acquisition, processing and interpretation of EBSD datasets and will help expand the use of these techniques within ongoing research
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that facilitates use-inspired and multi-disciplinary research, education, training and outreach. School of Electronics and Computer Science holds an Athena SWAN bronze award in recognition of its’ continued