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compute credits to support empirical experiments Well-suited for engineers who want their work to directly accelerate research progress Compensation & Benefits Annual salary range: USD 100,000-200,000
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) — at an early stage. We are not an established engineering org, so you’d help build our empirical research capability essentially from scratch. Minimum qualifications Mathematical background sufficient to rapidly
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technician level in their area of expertise OR a minimum of three years of experience as a certified teacher in a vocational/technical construction or maintenance-related training program. Preferred Education
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in Informatics, Engineering, Geosciences, and the Institute of Genetics and Cancer. Applicants should hold a PhD in Statistics or a related discipline, have a developing track record of internationally
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(“GBI”), delivering a program of bold, ambitious and transformational research which is broadly aligned with GBI’s vision of making biology engineerable and unlocking its potential for good. Generative
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Computing undergraduate programme. Imperial College London seeks several outstanding academics to join its Department of Mathematics within the Faculty of Natural Sciences. These appointments form part of
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. You will be expected to undertake a self-directed program of research and scholarship, play a role in the national and international Mathematics community, in addition to teaching students
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. You will be expected to undertake a self-directed program of research and scholarship, play a role in the national and international Mathematics community, in addition to teaching students
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to identify the computer simulations and observational surveys that maximise information about future sea level for a given computational cost. Work closely with ice-sheet modellers at the British Antarctic
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Mathematics. As a consequence, we only expect to hire pure mathematicians that can demonstrate a strong alignment to our growing Joint Mathematics and Computing undergraduate programme. Imperial College London