13 parallel-computing-numerical-methods Fellowship positions at Queen's University Belfast in Ireland-University-Ranking-2024
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these areas commensurate with career stage. Experience of FORTRAN and python programming. Previous experience in developing and using parallel computer codes using the Message Passing Interface (MPI). This is
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processes, control systems, communication networks and cyberattacks. The Research Fellow will contribute to the development of mathematical and computational methods for safety verification, reachability
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are seeking a Research Fellow to join PEACE Air, a major all island initiative funded by PEACEPLUS and managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB). The programme aims to improve air quality and protect
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About the job: This project, led by Queen’s and involving a consortium of the 4 NI HEIs, aims to deliver a research-informed and evidence-based development programme for school leaders
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About the Role To work with Dr Scott Balchin on the EPSRC funded project “Point-free methods in tensor-triangular geometry.” This EPSRC funded research project aims to use tools coming from point
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computer science, mathematics, engineering, or a related physical sciences discipline. You will bring strong research experience in cyber security and programmable networking, supported by a publication
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, planning and delivery of research activity. The role will involve theoretical and computational research, analysis and interpretation of experimental data and literature, and the production of high-quality
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engineers, computational scientists and other stakeholders and policy makers. FortranFuture will strengthen the existing community of practice, establish an interdisciplinary research network, undertake
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The post holder will join an Invest NI funded program working towards control and optimisation of ion beams driven by high-power lasers and their potential applications. The experimental work will
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This 48-month Research Fellow post is funded by the Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland (ADRC NI) funded research programme, led by Dr Aideen Maguire (Director), which is part of