32 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"UNIS" research jobs at University of Liverpool in United Kingdom
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The Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics is offering an exciting opportunity to work with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Ltd (UK) to develop next generation gaming environments
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the foundation for the development of a 'space-based early warning system' of a swarm of micro satellites each to individually tag asteroids that could hit the Earth. The post will provide an excellent opportunity
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The Hadronic Matter Group of the Physics Department is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to support its STFC-funded Electron Ion Collider R&D programme, which aims to develop new
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: AlChemy is a new partnership between the University of Liverpool, Imperial College London and a large consortium of academic and industrial partners. AIChemy has been funded to promote the development
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with a background in cognitive psychology, data science or computer science and a willingness to develop skills in computational models of cognitive processes, statistical methods, and programming (R
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a Medical Research Council (MRC) award. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to an innovative project focused on developing state-of-the-art, AI-powered diagnostic and prognostic tools
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The University of Liverpool is committed to enhancing workforce diversity. We actively seek to attract, develop, and retain colleagues with diverse backgrounds and perspectives. We welcome applications from all
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We are seeking an ambitious scientist to join a vibrant team examining the evolution of locomotion in birds. The overall aim of the project is to deliver an exhaustive anatomical and functional data
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. This development aims to reduce feelings of anxiety among patients during their daily treatment. The project is being conducted by the Radiotherapy Department of the Institute of Population Health and the School
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-2025). Scaling explains how the machinery that controls pattern formation in development adapts, so that organs of different sizes show proportioned structures: the same developmental machinery can build