30 parallel-phd "System Office" Fellowship research jobs at UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON
Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
. This is a part-time (0.5 FTE) fixed-term appointment until 31 May 2028, in the first instance. Subject to NIHR review and funding, there may be opportunities for elements of the research programme to
-
. This activity will run in parallel with commercialisation activities by discussion with stakeholders for problem validation and obtaining performance requirement definitions. What We Can Offer You Committed
-
This project is a part of the consortium for Accelerating Impact programme from EPSRC to scale up CO2 electrolyser for CO production, and derisk for further commercialisation. The project aims
-
programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description This project is a part of the consortium for Accelerating Impact programme from EPSRC to scale up CO2
-
background and experience of working in a highly interdisciplinary environment. It is a part-time (50%) fixed term for 24 months initially and potentially extendable. The work pattern for this position is
-
successful you will have: A PhD (or equivalent professional experience) in a discipline relevant to responsible AI, including computer science, AI, data science, science and technology studies, law, public
-
order of preference (topic and institution) in your application. Moreover, all Postdoctoral Research Associates will contribute part of their time to TiDES infrastructure work. Qualifications: A PhD (or
-
for travel and professional development. To be successful you will have completed your PhD in a relevant (or equivalent professional qualifications). You will have: a strong background in survey research, with
-
will have a PhD, or be close to completing one, in a relevant discipline such as pharmacology, molecular biology, neuroscience, biochemistry, physiology or evolutionary biology. You will have experience
-
, or experimental testing of plasma devices within vacuum chambers, and a demonstrated aptitude for learning new fields of research. The person should have a PhD, or equivalent qualifications and experience, in