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the ARIA (UK Advanced Research + Invention Agency) Robot Dexterity Programme, and is a collaboration with University College London, INESC Microssistemas e Nanotecnologias (Portugal) and Universidad de
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seeking a candidate with a PhD in Computing or a closely related field, together with strong expertise in core computer science and its mathematical foundations. Applicants should have broad programming
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recognised project management and/or programme management qualification A degree or relevant professional qualification related to the work of the role Experience managing construction or capital projects
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simply execute a pre-specified agenda. You should hold, or be close to completing, a PhD in machine learning, artificial intelligence, computer science, statistics, mathematics, computational biology
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cell engineering, single-molecule biophysics, advanced spectroscopy, genome engineering, and single-cell genetics. The project is funded through ARIA's Precision Mitochondria programme, providing
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: South Kensington Campus, London About the role: Shape the future of the mathematical sciences at one of the top mathematics departments worldwide —join us as an Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor. We
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of programmatic research, funded by a range of partners. This project falls within the Science and Innovation pillar of the Fleming Initiative’s programme of research. You will lead the development of advanced
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national and international workshops and conferences as necessary to support the aims of the programme. A PhD (or equivalent) in any field of materials science, physics, chemistry, or a closely related
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and wellbeing. You will be encouraged to develop your own innovative and independent research programme, with the aim of delivering high-quality peer-reviewed publications and securing competitive
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science for the benefit of humanity. Access to state-of-the-art facilities, including extensive departmental CPU/GPU computing resources and Imperial’s Research Computing Service. A vibrant