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This post (Research Assistant/Associate in Computational Methods for Structural Wing Design) will allow you to contribute to a major industry-funded project developing the next generation of
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understanding of data quality, reproducibility and robust analytical practice. Experience of SQL, cloud-based or high-performance computing environments, and Bayesian methods would also be valuable. Beyond
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Please note that job descriptions are not exhaustive, and you may be asked to take on additional duties that align with the key responsibilities mentioned above. We reserve the right to close the advert prior to the closing date stated, should we receive a high volume of applications. It is...
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) at Imperial College London, and contributing to the research programme of the Transport Strategy Centre (TSC). The post forms part of a funded research agenda aimed at advancing the scientific understanding and
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We are seeking to hire a Research Assistant (Pre-Doc) to join the research group of Dr Giuliano Casale in the Department of Computing and the f-inference project. f-inference aims to shift from a
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The purpose of the project is to build a secure by design AI inference stack using the latest advancements in AI, security, and formal methods. Modern AI inference systems combine complex software
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computational design and in vitro experiments, the team has developed multiple in silico and in vitro methods to design novel antibodies and nanobodies as diagnostic or therapeutic agents and research tools. In
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Overcoming the Terascale Design Challenge: Next-Generation Efficient AI for Discoveries in Surface Science and Catalysis research project, an ambitious research programme establishing a next-generation
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Kensington Campus and hosts a large community working at the interface of engineering, chemistry and the life sciences. The Sormanni Lab develops computational methods for antibody and nanobody design and
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the ARIA (UK Advanced Research + Invention Agency) Robot Dexterity Programme, and is a collaboration with University College London, INESC Microssistemas e Nanotecnologias (Portugal) and Universidad de