13 parallel-processing "Computer Vision Center" Postdoctoral positions at King's College London
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Skip to main content Postdoctoral Researcher in Human-Computer Interaction Job id: 158027. Salary: £51,174 per annum, including London Weighting Allowance. Posted: 16 September 2026. Closing date: 07
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criteria PhD qualified in relevant subject area: Machine Learning, NLP, Computer Vision or related fields. Strong publication record in AI/ML/CV or related areas. Ability to work independently and
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a start date from the 01st January 2027. You should hold a PhD in Computer Science, with expertise in Natural Language Processing, and have a demonstrated track record of research at the intersection
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to be performed on site for 80% of the time, but there will be opportunities to work remotely for 20% of the time, when processing data or preparing manuscripts and presentations. About You To be
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, but are not limited to: natural language processing, large language models, graph learning, general pre-trained transformers, prompt engineering, knowledge graphs, knowledge representation
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, with the ability to work effectively at the engineering-biology interface. Hands-on experience of cleanroom micro- or nanofabrication, particularly silicon or porous-silicon processing, surface
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Experience in Biological NMR and Structural Biology demonstrated by good research track record Familiarity with SAXS methods and data analysis Relevant experience with data collection, processing and data
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of the set-up and recruitment of patient cohorts, clinical and biological data collection, and the collection, processing and storage of human biological samples. The post-holder will lead cellular
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candidates to have the following skills and experience: Essential criteria PhD (or near completion) in a relevant subject area (including Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, Mathematics
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