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. Promote knowledge and technology exchange when required. Comply with the University’s Health and Safety, Equal Opportunities and Computing policies in the performance of their duties. Take reasonable care
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of Sheffield. This is an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of social science, quantitative methodology, clinical dentistry, and dental public health contributing to cutting edge research in
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Overview We have an exciting opportunity for a seven-month Post-Doctoral Research Associate to join a dynamic research group led by Prof. Steve Armes FRS within the Department of Chemistry and
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Integrating Health and Social Care Economics School of Medicine and Population Health PhD Research Project Competition Funded Students Worldwide Dr Becky Pennington, Dr M Hernandez, Prof A Wailoo
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Post-Quantum Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Trustworthy AI
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apply. Criteria Essential or desirable Stage(s) assessed at A PhD (or equivalent experience) in computer science or a closely related discipline. Applications from exceptional candidates who are close to
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hold or expect a strong degree in mathematics, statistics, physics, computer science, engineering, or a closely related quantitative discipline. Prior biological knowledge is not required. You will gain
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ability to work independently and in a team. We encourage applications from diverse academic backgrounds, such as biology, neuroscience, experimental psychology, computer science, physics and engineering
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at Bachelor's or master's degree in Information Science, Computer Science, Philosophy (with a focus on formal logic/ontology), Systems Engineering, or a related area, coupled with 2-3 years of practical knowledge
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postdoctoral work experience) in Bioinformatics, Evolutionary Genomics, Quantitative Genetics, Computational Biology, or a relevant area along with experience in bioinformatic or population genomic analyses