35 algorithm-development "Inserm UMR S 1250" Fellowship positions at UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON
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Applications are invited for a Research Fellow position within the School of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton. The project will involve the development
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Phanerozoic Ocean Biogeochemistry and Earth System Evolution. The successful applicant will work on the development and application of the cGENIE Earth system model for the NERC Pushing the Frontiers project
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The School of Ocean and Earth Science at the University of Southampton is seeking to recruit a Research Fellow in Phanerozoic Ocean Biogeochemistry and Earth System Evolution. The successful
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strategic interaction. The project will use EEG and hyperscanning methods alongside behavioural and naturalistic measures of social interaction. The Research Fellow will support the development and piloting
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diverse range of organisations with expertise in research, capacity development and working with people and communities to deliver a step change in maternity outcomes and developing future research leaders
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, to develop solutions for predicting risk in international-scale financial markets. The project is developing event-triggered artificial intelligence approaches that complement existing financial risk models
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We are seeking an outstanding, creative researcher with the skills to develop novel topological photonic crystal/metamaterials for efficient light control. Our project - sponsored by the Royal
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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
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channel systems. The project brings together evolutionary biology, pharmacology and organismal biology to investigate how sensory systems evolved during the early evolution of animals. Particular emphasis
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precursors can be converted rapidly into structurally complex molecules through dearomatisation, rearrangement and cycloaddition chemistry. Particular emphasis will be placed on developing new reactions based