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4-year PhD fellowship in the Research Programme - Deep Learning-Accelerated Crystallography Pipeline
qualification equivalent to a Master’s degree in Chemistry, Mathematics or Computer Science by the start of the PhD; A curious mind-set and strong background in quantum crystallography and its underlying
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effective? The project is aimed at technical innovations in computational physics and computer vision (sensing, camera calibration, depth estimation, tracking and visualisation) to enable real-time tissue
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are looking for candidates to have the following skills and experience: Essential criteria 1. PhD qualified in a relevant subject area, such as theoretical physics, computational physics, quantum information
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the worldview implications of quantum science, providing outstanding administrative support to internationally recognised academics and collaborators from around the world. This is a varied role for an
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to a variety of social and sports clubs About the Role This project is associated with an exciting new EPSRC/UKRI-funded Programme Grant entitled “Advanced Device Concepts for Next-Generation
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and scale additional custom, non-degree executive courses for partner-employer cohorts, as part of a new Quantum & AI workforce transformation discovery-led executive programme for senior leaders
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has real world impact, informing developments in energy storage, improved cancer imaging, quantum computing, nuclear fusion, pandemic modelling and faster digital technologies. We pride ourselves
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computing paradigms (e.g. neuromorphic, quantum, or unconventional computing); (ii) sustainable and energy-efficient computing; and (iii) secure and trustworthy hardware–software platforms for AI
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, quantum computing, nuclear fusion, pandemic modelling and faster digital technologies. We pride ourselves on closely aligning our teaching with the University's research-intensive ethos. Research led
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Within the School of Computer Science at the University of Bristol (UoB), the Cryptography research group fosters an internationally leading and inter-disciplinary programme of research; current and