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, the Research Fellow will execute defined research workstreams, contribute to analytical strategy, and generate reproducible and clinically meaningful insights from large-scale genomic and health data. Research
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at high powers. The project will involve a collaboration between Southampton and Oxford, with the Oxford team led by Professor Dmitry Uzdensky. Oxford will develop the theoretical and analytical basis
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collaboration with internal (i.e., MuVIS X-ray Imaging Centre) and external analytical facilities and hence require ability to travel within the UK. The role will be based at the National Oceanography Centre in
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We are seeking an ambitious and highly motivated Senior Research Fellow in Metaverse and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to join the Department of Decision Analytics and Risk at Southampton Business
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SONNETS project on our website at https://sonnets-project.org/ and on the UKRI Gateway to Research Website, at https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FX036006%2F1 . Working at the University of Southampton
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to single-cell genomics and gene regulation. We are looking for someone who can work confidently with large and varied single-cell datasets, and who enjoys developing, benchmarking, and testing new analytical
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international conversations on the responsible governance of agentic and physical AI. For further information about Responsible AI UK, please visit: https://rai.ac.uk
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facilities, including the University’s Planar Flow Rig, and to interact with industrial collaborators. The role will involve developing analytical and numerical models of metamaterial liner designs, carrying
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team members. The post will be held in the School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) (http://ecs.soton.ac.uk ). Ranked in the top 1% of universities globally and among the UK's top 20 for research
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, Ontological and Methodological Foundations (https://poppieproject.com/ ). The project aims to develop new ways of understanding how citizens and other political actors think their political institutions should