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A Research Associate post is available at Lancaster to work on the upgrade of the ATLAS experiment at the CERN Large Hadron Collider. The post will focus on computing and software upgrade program of
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September 2026 Reference: 0611-26 An exciting opportunity exists for a post-doctoral researcher to undertake research into probabilistic volcanic ash dispersion modelling. The successful candidate will
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to a postdoctoral post, including a rapidly growing AI security lab, a large-scale GPU datacenter containing state-of-the-art foundation models, as well as direct collaboration with an award-winning AI
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the following themes: textural and granulometric analysis of pyroclasts/particles (e.g., size, shape, density of particles) computer-based image analysis of high-speed video footage from analogue
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highly motivated and creative post-doctoral research associate (PDRA) to join the research teams of Dr Neil Dawson (Lancaster University) and Dr Steven Clapcote (University of Leeds) as part of
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Applications are invited for a NIHR funded integrated academic training clinical lecturer post in Neurology, Public Health Medicine or General Practice at Lancaster Medical School. Two posts are available for up
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objects, and how this process ultimately leads to word learning. ABOUT YOU The successful candidate will: Be able to demonstrate relevant educational attainment and research experience in the area of infant
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digital solutions. As a Business Analyst, you will play a key role in business change, process improvement and digital transformation initiatives, ensuring that technology investments deliver real value
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research. In addition, you will support BLS teaching by contributing to the generation of animal-derived tissues, cells and other data (e.g. behavioural data/images). You will also be responsible for leading
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supernovae and their host galaxies to improve measurements of the cosmological parameters. The work will primarily focus on new, high-resolution imaging from the Euclid mission. In addition, new survey data