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The University of Southampton are seeking to appoint a fixed term research fellow to facilitate and deliver a programme of research on a Faraday Institution funded project: SL2FBat - Sustainable
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to ensure the successful delivery of the University Digital Strategic Plan • Manage efficient and effective allocation of internal resources, supported by a network of delivery partners and suppliers
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digital tools. One such tool, developed through the Cluster-AIM programme, uses social care and health data to identify people at risk of escalating social care needs. About the role You will support the
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work experience, preferably within an NHS hospital healthcare setting. A full induction & orientation programme is provided. The role requires a weekday work pattern and is funded for 25 hours per week
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programming. Experience with sustainable design principles is a plus. This is a unique opportunity to work on pioneering advancements in sustainable aerospace alongside industry experts. If you’re ready to make
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are the ability to plan and organise work independently and collaboratively; have excellent written English, and communication skills; with excellent problem-solving skills. What we can offer you The University
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, national and international conferences You will need to work effectively with members of the team including researchers, programme manager, trial coordinator, administrative, database management and web
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, policies, and awareness programs. Identify, analyse, and evaluate information risks across various projects and systems. Communicate the causes, likelihood, and impacts of information risks to stakeholders
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Methods (NCRM, www.ncrm.ac.uk ). The digital skills project aims to develop skills training in AI methods to deliver an innovative training and capacity building programme that will help to ensure
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quantitative data analysis. Proficiency in programming (e.g., JavaScript, Python, React for iOS/Android) is important. Additional strengths would include experience with physiological sensing (e.g., EEG