23 assistant-and-professor-and-computer-and-science-and-data Fellowship positions at ; in United Kingdom
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are seeking to appoint at the level of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or Professor. All applicants should hold a doctoral qualification and have demonstrable specialist expert knowledge and skills in
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advanced computational methods can be used to investigate the evolution of magnetic fields in neutron stars? Would you like to feel part of a strong supportive group at the University of Leeds? We
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Professor) E.Konstantinidis@warwick.ac.uk We will consider applications for employment on a part-time or other flexible working basis, even where a position is advertised as full-time, unless
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The position will be assigned to the research team led by Professor Liam Heaney within the Wellcome Wolfson institute for Experimental Medicine and Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. This is a
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improve the clinical outcome and help prognose inflammatory bowel disease stages for patient risk stratification. The selected candidate will work with endoscopic and whole-slide imaging (WSI) data
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. The project is funded by a Science & Technology Facilities Council grant to Professors Adrian Barker and Rainer Hollerbach , and consists of two options: You could work with Professor Hollerbach, and
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Professor Carl Thompson, you will lead and deliver our SENSITISE research project, helping develop it into a longer programme of work and helping disseminate our research findings in imaginative and impactful
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of translating fundamental AI, computer vision and spatial audio into ground-breaking creative-industry technologies. The post will investigate novel audio systems for virtual production, contributing both
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arrangements To explore the post further or for any queries you may have, please contact: Prof. Jie Xu , Professor in School of Computing Tel: +44 (0)113 343 5193 Email: J.Xu@leeds.ac.uk Please note that this
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For informal enquiries, please contact Ching Jin (Assistant Professor and Project PI) Ching.Jin@warwick.ac.uk Scientific prizes are powerful catalysts for innovation, shaping the trajectories