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, algorithm development, AI, and machine learning, supporting fusion energy engineering through advanced simulation and workflow optimisation. You will work on impactful, collaborative projects across academia
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. This motivates the paradigm of sublinear time algorithms: algorithms that are capable to doing meaningful computation by examining only a minuscule fraction of their inputs. This project will focus on carrying out
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to Computational Thinking, Algorithms, Data Structures, and Software Development and will have supervised dissertations at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The post-holder will be an excellent
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algorithmic questions. You will become an expert in molecular dynamics methods and relevant protein design techniques. You have a PhD in a relevant subject, or are due to complete within 6 months, and have
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pivotal role in analysing large-scale genomic and clinical data, applying cutting-edge algorithms, and collaborating with renowned experts in the field. At PBCI, we believe in fostering a collaborative and
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work with researchers on the DASS programme to develop and promote freely available software, implementing new statistical methods and algorithms for identifying anomalous structure in stream settings
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position will work with researchers on the DASS programme to develop and promote freely available software, implementing new statistical methods and algorithms for identifying anomalous structure in stream
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, programming languages, data structures and algorithms, operating systems, network security, visualization, and human-computer interaction, as well as participate in the full range of faculty responsibilities
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using the Julia package Molly.jl on both CPU and GPU, as well as addressing relevant computational and algorithmic questions. You will become an expert in molecular dynamics methods and relevant protein
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the best performance from the CCD during the SMILE mission lifetime. Support the analysis of the SMILE CCD radiation damage studies and support development of radiation correction algorithms for the SMILE