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. These methods will be integrated with ecological experiments and mechanistic models to create real-world conservation tools. We are looking for someone with a strong technical foundation and curiosity about
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teaching at University level with experience of teaching on a range of cyber-security related courses. The ideal candidate will have strong programming, systems and computational problem solving and software
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Foundation (Principal Investigator: Dr Linda Cusworth). Based in the Centre for Child and Family Justice Research, we are looking to appoint a mixed-methods social researcher with an interest in children’s
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hold a PhD in a relevant field, having a background in preclinical translational neuroscience, brain imaging approaches and behavioural techniques. You should have experience of working with mouse models
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at the interface of field ecology and AI. You should have a PhD in marine ecology, reef ecology or a related discipline, with strong experience in underwater field ecology in tropical and/or UK coastal settings
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from candidates who have: A PhD (or close to completion) in experimental particle physics. Experience of analysing data from particle physics experiments. Experience working with teams of experimental
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snorkel-based work, and experience of such working will be essential. There will be opportunities to gain experience in co-mentoring of PhD students. Applicants are encouraged to think through their own
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interaction techniques that are gaze-assisted or attention-aware Exploring gaze in combination with modalities for productivity in extended reality (XR) You should have a PhD degree or equivalent experience, a
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-mentoring of PhD students. You are encouraged to think through their own ideas about the role of seabird nutrients on food web rewiring and how their area of expertise could be applied to this study. You will
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well as the wider use of large data sets and how this is used in research, including digital analysis methods. There may be the potential for opportunities in other GMC registered specialties if research interests