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You will play a key role in a multidisciplinary programme on computational proteomics in a new physical dimension, supported by UKRI and the NSF, involving Imperial College London (Physics
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Physicist who combines a strong research programme in physics with expertise in machine learning, AI, statistics, or scientific computing. Your research will develop new approaches to analysis, inference and
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Computing undergraduate programme. Imperial College London seeks several outstanding academics to join its Department of Mathematics within the Faculty of Natural Sciences. These appointments form part of
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, spanning theoretical, computational, observational and experimental approaches. You will be able to demonstrate: A PhD in Physics or in a closely related field, or equivalent. A strong research record with
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Are you an experienced programme management professional who thrives on delivering complex portfolios and driving meaningful change? Do you enjoy leading multidisciplinary teams, influencing
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We are seeking a Research Associate in space & planetary physics to make important contributions to our understanding of the largest moon of Jupiter: Ganymede. You will work both independently and
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Imperial College London | Child Support Agency, Northern Ireland | United Kingdom | about 1 month ago
The Department of Computing is a leading computer science department in the UK. The Computing Support Group (CSG) provides the IT services that support teaching, research and day-to-day departmental
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This post (Research Assistant/Associate in Computational Methods for Structural Wing Design) will allow you to contribute to a major industry-funded project developing the next generation of
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This is an exciting opportunity to join the Department of Physics in a brand-new role, created to strengthen and expand our relationships with industry, government, charities, funders and other
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of Glasgow, funded through the UK’s Advanced Research and Innovation Agency’s (ARIA) Precision Mitochondria programme, with a single bold goal: to build, from end to end, the ability to engineer the genome