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methods. Candidate’s profile An ideal candidate would typically have: a strong degree or higher qualification in a relevant field (e.g. computer science, mathematics, engineering, physical sciences
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applications of NLP. Candidate profile An ideal candidate would typically be A graduate with a strong degree in a relevant field (computer science, linguistics, design, HCI, law, or a related field
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for cereal crops. The role will combine computational chemistry, soil/environmental chemistry, materials characterisation and applied product development, translating molecular-level understanding of biochar
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particular focus on technologies enabling quantum networks. The successful candidate is expected to build a vibrant independent research programme in quantum technology. The ideal candidate will also
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) registered healthcare science professionals clinically active in the NHS are also welcome to apply (see job description for details). Please note that candidates can apply to this PhD Programme on a maximum of
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Strategy 2030. Successful candidate will join a forward-thinking, ambitious and supportive procurement team, already well advanced in a service transformation programme. As part of the wider Finance
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disciplines. The TRACC+ Programme is funded by Cancer Research UK and NHS Education for Scotland and commenced in 2019. Vacancies are available within TRACC+ for trainees seeking doctoral (PhD) training and
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, History, Sociology, Anthropology, Philosophy, Computer Science, and Science and Technology Studies. Their proposed research will address one or more of the Thematic Programmes and Clusters of the LCAL, as
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Applications are invited for a four-month Research Assistant/Associate position at Heriot-Watt University to support an interdisciplinary research programme developing highly miniaturised electronic systems
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Full-time: 35 hours per week The Opportunity: Applications are invited for an academic position in Quantum Computing to join the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh. As part of a £2