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through high-impact academic publications. About You Candidates must hold an undergraduate and/or Master’s degrees (or equivalent) in Computer Science or a related discipline, and have recently completed
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multiple ship classes and shore power applications. The project seeks to deliver industry-relevant modelling toolkits that enable optimal design and operation of greener vessels, backed by real-world
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be performed to identify the molecular mechanism of mitochondrial diseases and other rare neurological diseases in children and adults. The over-arching aim of the research group is to develop new
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humans, the postholder will design and run high-density EEG studies in which participants perform cognitive flexibility tasks to characterise the neural signatures of adaptive decision-making. In parallel
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, and substantive empirical insights relevant to the design and operation of mass transit systems. The primary objective of the role is to develop, extend, and apply rigorous statistical and computational
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About the Role We are seeking a talented and motivated Postdoctoral Research Assistant to lead the bioinformatics framework for a high-impact project. You will analyse existing spatial
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candidate will investigate the relationships between molecular structure, thin-film morphology, and device performance, with the aim of establishing new molecular design strategies for high-performance
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spectrum availability, potential bandwidth and security resulting from the use Radio Frequencies for communications. Free Space Optical Communications offer an exciting technology which can provide a high
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About the Role We are seeking a motivated researcher to join a programme investigating how the tumour microenvironment shapes metastatic progression. The role focuses on understanding how anti
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scientist to carry out a research programme focused on developing novel ultrafast light-source technologies in gas-filled hollow-core anti-resonant fibres. The role will involve working in close collaboration