135 high-performance-computing-postdoc positions at Durham University in Ireland-University-Ranking-2024
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Professors and thereafter, subject to satisfactory performance, your position will be confirmed as permanent. Applicants must demonstrate high quality research applying computational approaches, including
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service delivery, processes, governance and reporting, ensuring the team provides a coordinated, professional and high-impact service to internal and external stakeholders. The Location The base location
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Technical Analyst (EUC) ( Job Number: 26001306) Computing and Information Services Grade 5: - £27,319 - £30,378 per annum Open-Ended/Permanent - Full Time Contracted Hours per Week: 35 Closing Date
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DRI Community Coordinator ( Job Number: 26001238) Department of Computer Science Grade 5: - £27,319 to £30,378 per annum Fixed Term - Full Time Contracted Hours per Week: 35 Working Arrangements
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; Student support, assessment of academic performance and provision of feedback, dealing with student disciplinary matters and complaints; Undertake effectively and efficiently any administrative role
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technologies to support research and teaching projects. The post holder will make extensive use of computer aided design software and associated technologies, including the programming and operation of CNC
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your mathematical models and computational results with their complementary experimental wind-tunnel and water-flume data. Leveraging your strong background in high-fidelity simulations and mathematical
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non-student-led events. 3. Retail Services: Our branded retail catering and merchandise outlets offer an enticing array of menus and high-quality products thoughtfully presented to enhance
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) accreditation. Access to research funding, subject to approval by the Department. The postholder will have access to Durham University and Durham Law School’s programme of academic events and initiatives, with
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, multidisciplinary research group committed to excellence, working on an EPSRC funded “Electrical Composites” (EleComp), a five-year EPSRC Programme Grant involving eleven academics from Imperial College London