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About the role: The Department of Chemistry at Bath has a vacant fixed-term Computational/Physical Chemistry Lectureship position (teaching only), available from September 2024 to August 2025
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robotics, engineering and computer science to health, neuroscience, and psychology. Together, we’re establishing a world-leading research Institute, and we want you to be a part of it. What we can offer you
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of Bath’s unique expertise in behavioural and management science, international relations and policy and computer and data science. It creates a single ‘front door’ for interdisciplinary academic research and
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augmentation technologies. We’re setting ourselves an ambitious programme involving 60+ academics from an excellent mix of disciplines, from robotics, engineering and computer science to health, neuroscience
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of Management, although the research group is distributed across multiple faculties, including Psychology, Politics, Languages and International Studies and Computer Science. We have a large shared office and a
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human augmentation technologies. We’re setting ourselves an ambitious programme involving 60+ academics from an excellent mix of disciplines, from robotics, engineering and computer science to health
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Algorithmic Mechanism Design: Beyond the Worst-Case Analysis," led by Dr. Jie Zhang in the Department of Computer Science, University of Bath. The project aims to explore incentive engineering questions in a
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photonics Familiar with optical laboratory techniques Understanding of the value of numerical simulations, computer literate Enjoys achieving Ability to work effectively as a part of a team About us: The
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for someone with a PhD in Sports Science, Data Science or Computer Science with expertise in machine learning, data analytics, and signal processing. It is not necessary to have detailed knowledge of rugby, but
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research. It leverages and combines the University of Bath’s unique expertise in behavioural and management science, international relations and policy and computer and data science. It creates a single