28 phd-position-for-fully-funded-reserch-in-computer-vision Postdoctoral positions at University of Liverpool in United Kingdom
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We are seeking a talented, organised and highly motivated individual to work as a post-doctoral research associate in the Department of Eye and Vision Sciences at the University of Liverpool funded
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its ambitious strategy for 2031, “Liverpool 2031” ULMS is fulfilling its vision to be a globally significant Management School whose transformative research and teaching places it at the forefront
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We are recruiting two postdoctoral research associates with expertise in mass spectrometry-based protein analysis. You will be embedded in a larger team with another PDRA and a PhD, fully funded by
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research. The post is funded for four years as part of a four-year project grant from The Leverhulme Trust. You will have a PhD (awarded or soon to be awarded) in comparative vertebrate anatomy and/or
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Laboratory in the `Digital Innovation Facility¿ at the University of Liverpool. You will possess, or be close to completing, a PhD in Electrical Engineering / Electronics / Computer Science or a relevant
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at the University of Liverpool. You will be part of an exciting Liverpool-based UKRI-funded programme of research called ¿SCHOUSE: Supporting Communities in social Housing and Optimising Urban food System
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UKRI-funded programme of research called “SCHOUSE: Supporting Communities in social Housing and Optimising Urban food System interventions for Equity”. This exciting opportunity offers for a postdoctoral
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Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position in physical, inorganic and materials chemistry. You will work in the research group of Professor Dmitry Shchukin, Stephenson
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We seek a motivated Postdoctoral Research Associate to join the UK-EDI team, a Cancer Research UK-funded programme aimed at earlier detection of pancreatic cancer. You should have a PhD in cancer
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related to computer-aided formal verification. The position is funded through the EPSRC-Project Games for Good grant, with Patrick Totzke, Sven Schewe and Qiyi Tang. Collaborations with other local and