42 programming-language-"Data-driven-Materials-Modeling" positions at Cardiff University
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Studies, Humanities, Science and Languages (to be taught during academic year 2026/7). We are particularly interested in candidates who are able to teach in courses such as: Psychology Media or journalism
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-winning Welsh Crucible programme, a prestigious leadership and development programme for researchers across Wales. As the successful applicant, you will have substantial experience in administrative support
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Research Associate We are seeking a Research Associate to join a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship programme at the Cardiff University Centre for Human Developmental Science , led by Dr Dean D’Souza
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development, with scope to initiate new directions and establish an independent trajectory within the programme. Research Environment You will be based in the Early Learning and Neurodevelopment (ELAN) lab
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to recruit a Postgraduate Taught Moderator / Tutor to join our team delivering the PgDip and MSc programmes in Practical Dermatology. This role provides academic support to the programme, working closely with
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within Natural Language Processing and Artificial Intelligence within the SYLFAEN-PSY project led by Cardiff University’s School of Medicine. The main goal will be to develop new AI methods
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research on Responsible AI, foundation models and multimodal Large Language Models for mental health applications. · Develop and evaluate trustworthy AI methods, including uncertainty estimation and bias
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-funded research programme in exploration geology. We are particularly interested in hiring a colleague with expertise in one of the following areas: geology applied to mineral exploration and evaluation
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advanced analytics, structural intelligence, large language models, and a metaverse‑style interactive environment. You will play a central, leading role in building the software, decision‑making and
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trials in NHS settings. The successful applicant will join a vibrant multidisciplinary team working on the NIHR funded REDUCE programme . The programme is evaluating the effectiveness of a psychological