73 density-functional-theory-molecular-dynamics Fellowship positions at University of Nottingham
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of Nottingham as part of the new Centre, alongside further role recruitment at King’s College London . At Nottingham, the roles are: Research Fellow in Slavery and War (Concepts and Theories) Research Fellow in
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The purpose of this role will be to have specific responsibility for research, for developing research objectives and proposals for a research project in developing an intervention to prevent falls
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include density functional theory (DFT) and higher level methods to accurately screen new systems based on their optoelectronic and vibrational properties. The role holder will develop and apply
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for independent research into the prevention and treatment of skin disease. You will join a dynamic and friendly team of approximately 20 staff and work with a range of clinical and non-clinical academics
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the technological transformation of the music score (DigiScore). DigiScore is funded by a €2Million ERC-funded Consolidator grant (2021-2026). The project will work in partnership with Monash University (Australia
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manipulation in ovarian cancer cell lines. Small molecular inhibitor studies and molecular biological investigations will complement gene manipulation studies. The Clinical Research Fellowship will be suitable
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depending on skills and experience. Salary progression beyond this scale is subject to performance. Closing Date Wednesday 10 September 2025 Reference MED218525 The University of Nottingham is looking
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Dependent type theory is a foundation of mathematics that allows us to mechanise arguments, and is closely related to higher category theory. It serves as that basis of programming languages and
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Applications are invited to the above role to have specific responsibility for carrying out fundamental and translational research and develop proposals for research projects within the National
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Applications are invited for a Research Fellow to work on a BBSRC funded project which aims to discover how roots adapt to water stress. In this BBSRC project, we seek to identify novel targets