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that you meet the following criteria: Have or about to obtain a PhD in a relevant area (submission within six months of closing date of recruitment exercise). PhD should be in Computer Science, Engineering
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related discipline. Obtained, or be about to obtain, a relevant PhD in Mechanical, Aerospace, Automotive Engineering, Computer Science, Business Management or closely related discipline. (Candidates about
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demonstrate that you meet the following criteria: Have, or be about to obtain, a PhD in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or closely related discipline. At least 3 years research experience in wireless
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your application should clearly demonstrate you have: Hold a PhD in an area related to Human nutrition, Food Science and/or Human Health. Sustained record of highly cited, World-leading publications in
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, Physics, Mathematics, Business, Economics or closely related subject. Hold, or be in the process of completing, a PhD in a relevant area. Demonstrable experience of teaching in a higher education setting
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about to obtain a relevant PhD in computer science or computer engineering. Substantial recent relevant research experience to include: Undertaking research into approaches for energy-efficient computing
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following criteria: Hold a relevant degree. Have or be about to obtain* a PhD (in relevant area). (*must be obtained within 3 months of commencement of employment) Significant relevant experience to include
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person: The successful candidate must have a PhD in chemistry, chemical engineering, biological sciences, or a related discipline either awarded or submitted by the time of taking up the post. Competence
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person: Essential Criteria: 2:1 Honours degree in Computer Science/Electrical and Electronic Engineering/ Mathematics (or related discipline) PhD in in Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic
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subject. Applicants must obtain their PhD within 3 months of commencement of the role. Research experience and profile which complements the research priorities related to inequalities in healthcare