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We are seeking an experienced and energetic people and process manager to join our newly expanded Academic Registry team as Programme and Student Administration Manager for the School of Medicine
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Building on the success of the UKRI-funded UK Multidisciplinary Centre for Neuromorphic Computing (NeuroSYNC), we are looking to expand its multidisciplinary collaboration across Engineering
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prescriptive maintenance system for Genie’s lifting equipment. The project focuses on connected, partially connected, and non-connected machines, transforming telematics, onboard sensor data, and historical
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programme, a five-year, EPSRC funded research programme focused on developing self-sensing, low-carbon concrete infrastructure through the integration of biochar materials, advanced fibre optic sensing, and
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Aston University is seeking a Research Assistant to support the P-ACE LAB-funded project, “Evaluating False Alerts and Practical Reliability in AI-Based Public-Space Video Analytics.” The project
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Aston University is developing a Dispensing Optician Apprenticeship and a BSc (Hons) Ophthalmic Dispensing programme; these exciting new programmes involve the apprentice/student obtaining patient
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are looking for: Skills/ experience required for this exciting role include: Essential Postgraduate degree (MSc) in computer science, AI, or similar. Demonstrable competence in machine learning, medical image
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that developments are well understood and embedded. To apply electrical/electronic design skills to create a prototype including circuit analysis, computer aided design and complex simulation tools, e.g. MATLAB/SPICE
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, alongside advanced flight regimes such as hypersonic flight. About the Role As a senior academic leader, you will develop and lead an internationally recognised programme of research in the Future of Flight
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, alongside advanced flight regimes such as hypersonic flight. About the Role As a senior academic leader, you will develop and lead an internationally recognised programme of research in the Future of Flight