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Join the University of Bristol to make rigorous causal inference from NHS data faster and more accessible. On this NIHR-funded programme, "Efficient estimation of target trials in electronic health
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to greet students, create a welcoming environment and explain the basic format to those unsure. If you’re keen to get people involved in our fun, social, multi-sport programme for University of Bristol
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rota that provides coverage across weekdays and weekends. Providing first line support, including computer hardware, peripherals, audiovisual, system access & software. Aiming to resolve tickets
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be an educator with a higher education background looking for your next exciting, inspiring position. The aim of our innovation programme is to produce a new kind of highly-skilled graduate whose
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support Professor Judi Kidger to conduct research for her NIHR-funded Population Health Career Scientist Award. The overall aim of the programme is to take a systems approach to preventing or reducing
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, natural language processing, computer vision, algorithmic decision-making, human–machine interaction, and ethical AI. Candidates should demonstrate an interest in the applications, opportunities and
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that align with Bristol’s International Engagement Plan, Faculty priorities and wider institutional goals. Identify, evaluate and shape high-value partnership opportunities, working with Global Programmes and
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examinations. Preparing exam rooms and distributing and collecting exam papers. You will be required to support both paper based and computer based examination processes. Adhering to the Universities policies
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initial versions of communications and reports. Plan and organise own work activities as well as support those of others to ensure that deadlines are met. Work in partnership with key (internal and external
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), hippocampal representations (Dombeck, Northwestern) and computational modelling (Clopath, Imperial College). The team science approach will require individuals who think creatively and flourish in collaborative