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projects to the Tier 2 supercomputer Bede (32 IBM Power 9 dual-CPU nodes, each with 4 NVIDIA V100 GPUs and high performance interconnect). The is also well-provisioned with computational resources and you
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projects to the Tier 2 supercomputer Bede (32 IBM Power 9 dual-CPU nodes, each with 4 NVIDIA V100 GPUs and high performance interconnect). The is also well-provisioned with computational resources and you
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). The is also well-provisioned with computational resources and you will be able to carry out much of your routine work on our two new dedicated server machines (each 64 CPU cores, NVIDIA Tesla A30 GPU unit
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the team You will join the Thermal NDE Research Team within the Department of Computer and Information Sciences. The group hosts state‑of‑the‑art IR cameras, induction coils and GPU‑accelerated
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computational resources and you will be able to carry out much of your routine work on our two new dedicated server machines (each 64 CPU cores, NVIDIA Tesla A30 GPU unit, 384GB RAM and over 24TB storage
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. Desirable criteria Experience working with generative models or large language models Experience with GPU-based model training or cloud computing Knowledge of synthetic biology or regulatory sequence design
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or large language models Experience with GPU-based model training or cloud computing Knowledge of synthetic biology or regulatory sequence design Previous collaboration with experimental biologists
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GPUs). Research Associate: Hold a PhD in high performance computing, computational fluid dynamics or a closely related discipline*, or equivalent research, industrial or commercial experience. Research
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well as access to the group dedicated computing cluster environment with H100, L40s, and A40 GPUs. This post is funded by the UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship, a flexible long-term public funding scheme
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buildings closed days (and Christmas Eve when it falls on a weekday) for all full time staff. Use our total rewards calculator: https://www.hw.ac.uk/about/work/total-rewards-calculator.htm to see the value