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interviews. Enquiries: [email protected] Clare Hall is an equal opportunities employer. Clare Hall Research Fellowship Competition in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences For Fellowships from
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Gonville & Caius College intends to elect two Research Fellows in Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences in 2027. Candidates should be postgraduate students or post-doctoral researchers who will
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sufficient computational resources to complete the project hosted in the Chemistry department. Collaborations with other theory and experimental groups are welcome, and participation in international research
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are essential, along with the ability to build and extend statistical pipelines. An interest in Bayesian inference applied to biology is also important. A background in computational proteomics or LC-MS/MS
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Dobson Professorship of Materials Science and Metallurgy The Board of Electors to the Dobson Professorship of Materials Science and Metallurgy invite applications for this Professorship from persons
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are engaged in research in any aspect of: Anglo-Saxon Norse and Celtic, Archaeology, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Economics, English, Geography, Human Social and Political Sciences, Law, Modern and
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involving at least one of the subjects listed above (for example, Computer Science and Linguistics) should apply to this competition and not the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences competition
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is a highly social place, which organises functions and regular outings to places of interest. Staff Benefits Include: Competitive salary and a staff pension scheme Generous leave, maternity and
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motivated students with a strong background in engineering or computer science. The ideal candidate will have: Strong programming and software skills. An awareness of machine learning theory and techniques
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substantial savings on cycle purchase Free use of on-site Gym facilities Free on-site Car parking Social events An additional Day Off for your Birthday! Please note, those benefits which are non-contractual may