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, environmental science, and industrial innovation. The project aims to advance a patented NTP technology for the treatment of a complex waste stream and solids. The research forms part of a broader programme of
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tracking of wearables. The post holder must have advanced programming and modelling expertise, particularly relating to computational models of behaviour and eye-tracking using a broad range of approaches
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record in heat transfer and heat exchangers. You will demonstrate the ability to plan, organise, and deliver complex research programmes effectively, ensuring timely and successful outcomes. Experience in
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. Knowledge of research methods is essential. What we can offer you: The opportunity to work on a cutting-edge research programme addressing critical challenges in sustainable aviation and hydrogen technologies
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, Machine Learning, or Smart Energy Publication record in peer-reviewed journals or conferences, commensurate with stage of career Good programming skills in Python, R, Java, or Matlab Experience
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the discipline to work effectively within the research programme. You will also have the ability to work independently and have excellent communication skills. This is a full time (part time considered), fixed
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start date Programming skills in Python, R or STATA Willingness to learn unfamiliar tools as needed (e.g. GitHub, APIs, new libraries). Familiarity with econometric techniques, especially panel data