123 parallel-and-distributed-computing-phd positions at Durham University in United Kingdom
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, the Centre for Foreign Language Study (CFLS) delivers an Institution-Wide Language Programme to students across the University via credit-bearing and non-credit bearing modules, giving as many of our students
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students and over 500 Single Honours undergraduate students. We offer a 3-year BSc degree programme in Biological Sciences and a 4-year MBiol, while also contributing to Natural Sciences. We also run a PGT
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Science, and Quantitative Social Psychology. Each research group also leads a taught Masters programme, extending our research strengths into the next generation. In addition, the Department houses a number
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programme as part of the collaborative NINEDTP. The Department’s research strategy is built around five themes: Communities and Social Justice; Health and Social Theory; Higher Education and Social
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programmes, including the BA in Religion, Society and Culture, and over 200 postgraduate students, studying on MA, PhD and DThM (professional doctorate in theology and ministry) programmes. The Department has
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development opportunities. • Lots of support for health and wellbeing including discounted membership for our state of the art sport and gym facilities and access to a 24-7 Employee Assistance Programme
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and PhD students. Research spans a wide range. Current interests include: Bayesian statistics; modelling of structure, geometry, and shape; statistical machine learning; computational statistics; high
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for our state of the art sport and gym facilities and access to a 24-7 Employee Assistance Programme. • On site nursery is available plus access to holiday camps for children aged 5-16. • Family
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code, and make effective use of computational resources. • To conduct individual and collaborative research projects under the direction of the Principal Investigator and with other
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-familial contexts and relationships? For over a decade, the Contextual Safeguarding Programme at Durham University (previously at the University of Bedfordshire) has been at the forefront of reforming