44 parallel-computing-numerical-methods Fellowship research jobs in Postdoctoral in United Kingdom
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-quality and high-impact research and for creating research networks supporting their careers. We welcome applications across all areas in Computer Science, including Algorithms and theory Artificial
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in shaping the programme’s computational research agenda. About You You will lead the computational analysis of legal, regulatory and political texts, using methods from computational social science
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of legal, regulatory and political texts, using methods from computational social science and natural language processing to identify and monitor emerging risks to higher education institutions
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modelling. Developing deep mechanistic models for single-cell biological data. Building and maintaining reusable, open-source computational tools. Applying new methods to biological datasets and interpreting
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worldwide. Three-Year Fixed-Term Contract The Role The Skoll Centre Postdoctoral Research Fellow will lead an independent programme of empirical and conceptual research on leading and scaling systemic social
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to undertake complementary, ambitious two-year research projects in Statistical Ocean Acoustics. The programme will develop a deeper understanding of how spatial and temporal variability, coherence and
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-year research projects in Statistical Ocean Acoustics. The programme will develop a deeper understanding of how spatial and temporal variability, coherence and uncertainty in the ocean environment affect
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demonstrate experience in animal behaviour research, ideally in aquatic species, together with practical skills in video-based behavioural analysis and/or applying computer vision or machine learning methods
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, immersive technologies, digital humanities and computational methods. Research Themes Projects should demonstrate how innovative methodologies can generate new knowledge within art history. Relevant topics
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humanities and computational methods. The Fellow will pursue an independent programme of research while participating fully in the intellectual life of the three host centres. Research Themes Projects should