270 parallel-computing-numerical-methods positions at University of Manchester in United Kingdom
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, refreshing the computers and monitors, as well as building new and dismantling old clusters. To provide such a comprehensive service to the University, we will need End-User Compute Technicians who are able
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Applications are invited for a behavioural science fellowship focused upon cross-cultural social psychology. The fellowship is jointly hosted by GCHQ (Classified Research Programme (CRP)) and the
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programme Current first-year PGRs are eligible to apply for the general CSC scholarship scheme, though not the joint scheme. If you would like to apply for the general scheme, please contact CSC directly. The
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. This role will support the Edge Compute and Satellite Storage Service, within the Research Platforms Team, within RIT. It is primary focusing on supporting the National X-Ray Computed Tomography (NXCT
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of statistical methods for adaptive sampling. At present, we collect real-time data from patients at regular intervals. We would like the digital system to monitor user data in real-time and learn to dynamically
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will join a team of probabilistic modellers and machine learning researchers developing new collaborative AI principles and methods. This is an exciting topic which inspires new problems in fundamental
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discipline is required, alongside suitable experience in research methods and techniques to work in a fast-paced research programme. International candidates are advised to carefully read the University
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mycobacteriology, protein expression and tissue culture and will assist with research projects under the supervision of the PI. Carry out established experimental methods and protocols in molecular biology
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functionalities and tasks. The ideal candidate will be a creative and methodical engineer with experience on and expertise in, user interface development for data-driven applications and an interest in robotics, AI
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-computed tomography (microCT) analysis methods that reveal the 3D structure and evolution of microstructure of concrete non-destructively will be developed within the National X-ray Computed Tomography